> white boomers bought toys for their kids, and bought a whole lot of them in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, they were responsible for places like toys r us existing. things are different now, reality is that video games replaced toys and its not a race/class/etc thing. video games just replaced toys for the most part. and funny thing, disney not only fumbled the star wars films, and the toys, but they also fumbled the star wars video game market by shutting down lucasarts and handing the propertty over to ea to shit out shitty battlefield games and garbage like star wars outlaws, etc, targetted at teens/adult players and not kids. so they didnt even give kids any good star wars video games. the only good, kid friendly star wars games to come out while disney has held onto the franchise was the star wars lego game remake. i remember growing up in the 90s/00s and every year we got new good star wars games that appealed to all ages. disney even fucked that up.  the fact that they didnt even bother to comission standalone lego star wars games made for the last jedi/rise of skywalker is baffling. they just bundled it all into one big remake and tacked them onto the popular/existing star wars lego games together. as if they knew lego star wars last jedi wouldnt sell on its own. baffling how they fumbled star wars across every industry. even the steady stream of best selling star wars novels and comicbooks all dried up under disney. while those werent big markets, star wars made easy money off the books/comics yet disney fumbled that too. dont get me started on how they fumbled the star wars amusement park. everyone has seen jenny's video about the failed hotel. is there a single aspect of star wars that disney did not fumble?
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