Because children usually don't have much disposable wealth.
And Ren's exclusive games are all targeted at children.
In my previous life, although many adults played them,
minors made up half of the entire market.
In this life on Blue Star, that percentage is even higher.
From the survey data reports previously released by SE, minors accounted for a high proportion of 71% among handheld console owners.
Therefore, SE's subsequent handheld game releases all switched focus from children to adults.
The children's market? Stuff that can't make money, whoever likes to do it, can do it! We don't even look at it!
Then I'll do just the opposite and make games that are even more interesting for children!
Among minors, it's usually through exam grades or excellent performance that parents pay to reward them with the purchase of a game.
Or else, they save up their pocket money for a long time to buy a game.
It's not hard to notice.
