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1. If you view your audience as "old folks" you won't do well because you don't have any empathy for that audience 2. That's a pretty wide demographic that spa
by michaelpinto 13y ago
1. If you view your audience as "old folks" you won't do well because you don't have any empathy for that audience
2. That's a pretty wide demographic that spans at least three generations at this point. An out of work baby boomer male in California may be very different than a well off retired female member of the silent generation who lives in Florida.
3. If you want to find out what people are reading in a target demographic just ask them.
4. The problem with your game is that you aren't trying to first design a great game but instead you're worrying about techniques and marketing.
5. Why don't you do some informal research and ask your target audience what games they're playing and how they found those games?
- egb 13y ago1) I've tried various terms - seniors, retired folks, etc. I love my audience! And they aren't offended by the term. Young folks, old folks - it's not a negative term here in the midwest. 4) Nope, I've got a great game - several in fact. But now that I do, how do I get more people to know about them.