> I dunno how Smash Bros became so popular though.
It's accessible (no crazy button combos), fun (at a party or whatever), and not really "violent" in the same way that Mortal Kombat is bloody as hell. Cartoon violence, not realistic simulated violence. I think that's a major driver.
Critical race theory is about learning what actually happened to different groups of people to create the society we live in right now, not about segregating them today. If you don't learn from history, you're doomed to repeat it.
I've spent like the last 10 years of my life making a few games that nobody will ever play. I don't feel like the years were wasted though, because the games were rewarding to build and stuff doesn't need to make money to be worth the time spent.
It's accessible (no crazy button combos), fun (at a party or whatever), and not really "violent" in the same way that Mortal Kombat is bloody as hell. Cartoon violence, not realistic simulated violence. I think that's a major driver.