The "wide variety of games" is also a huge negative with kids, based on my personal experience with gamer kids ...................................................................
that's a long post to say MORE CHOICE = BAD
I don't need your bullshit 'logic' and experience to fluff that up.
Should kids in the past have not been able to visit the library? because there were too many books to read lmao? they should have been stuck with the Bible for commitment purposes...
kids get endless choices with video streaming now, I don't know why you think games are different. Kids develop taste and will gravitate towards certain things.
why not save money by letting the kid explore more games?
We had blockbuster as kids, I rented 2 (usually 1 gamecube and 1 playstation) games a week just to try them. If I liked one of them, I would finish it. When I would play flash games, I'd always go back to my favorites, even with having access to thousands to explore and have fun with. I loved xbox 360 demos when I was younger, some even convinced me to get the full game, which I then beat and enjoyed. Xbox gamepass and ps+ are basically full game demos for a small cost.
oink oink oink blah blah blah
you know game subscriptions are relatively more valuable if you play more than a handful of games a year dude.