>>47124504None of those were created with kids as main audience in mind though, especially not Mario and Zelda, one created as a result of trying to muscle into the Arcade market (teens and older demographics) and one created specifically to give adults a reason to buy and play a system as much to entertain their children. See, back in the 80's, shit was far more expensive than today. Manufacturers had to sell the computer to the head of household moreso than the kids, because Daddy usually paid for these things. Having something daddy could play meant it was more likely to happen. By the 90's, shit got cheaper, competition got greater, both in-market and in the retail market, meaning shit got far cheaper. The fact the Game Boy was nearly dead at the time helped, it had price reductions out the arse and any teen/adult gamer was likely on the latest home console iteration while the Game Boy was designed for little hands.
But yeah, do please continue to ree some nip autist made his autistic game for children, then continued to autistically focus on children, instead of the older autists that limpeted on
