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Older gamers are a growth opportunity for AA(A) publishers – here is how to capture it [23% PCGamers are 55+] (www.midiaresearch.com)
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[–] ISOmorph@feddit.de 4 points 5 months ago

fighting over the little money that most younger gamers have to spend

That's where the money is tho. Presents, pocket money, paychecks that don't need to go to rent and utilities. Everything I had I put into games when I was a kid. Sure I do have more money now, but I also have exponentially more bills to pay. My dad is retired and is pirating left and right cuz he can't afford gaming. Also, kids don't inform themselves before buying. They're much more prone to ads, social pressure, etc... Adults don't care if a game is 5 years old, which incidentally can be bought for a fraction of the initial price.