That entire string of words made me feel old. You can do what with the what?! 😅

She says: no, they move on to whichever games are popular (99 Nights in the Forest, currently, apparently), and would spend Robux if someone bought them maybe as a gift but not her own money.

I fit that profile! Very short answer: it's where her friends are. They set up a WhatsApp call and sit and chat while playing, goofing around, not too serious. It reminds me very much of how ppl used Uno with the 360's camera on Xbox Live 20 years ago to chat while playing. Low stress play + talking

Actually not nuff said: here’s the website… www.wreckinraccoon.com

Pleased for you! What does your Steam data tell about you where it’s being played? That might help understand whether localisation/ which languages are worth it. For instance, if 10% of players are already French and it’s not yet localised, then spending that time might be a great investment.

Do they have these “video games” outside London?

(Thanks to the @theguardian.com for an interesting piece.)

Surely there’s an opportunity here for a crossover flamingo risotto dish? I feel like Flamingo Risotto might have to be my new adult movie star pseudonym…

Videogames became like the pop industry. Too many releases competing for attention. A few mega hits (some high production values, some made in a bedroom) giving established players and newcomers alike dreams of making it big. Add democratised, free-to-use dev tools to the mix: an ocean of content.

I dunno if he’s on here but Jon Murphy might be worth a shot - former 90s journo who was at Konami working on PES thru the period you’re interested in www.linkedin.com/in/jpnmurphy...