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<blockquote data-quote="KYRON45" data-source="post: 9233857" data-attributes="member: 6994040"><p>What percent of IPs die off because their core demographic grows up?</p><p>A 6 year old Rainbow Brite fan most likely won't be a 16 year old who wants Rainbow Brite makeup. They are going to want Revlon and Maybelline or whatever other brands are out there. Not a lot of adult G.I Joe fans want a Hasbro branded rifle or truck.</p><p></p><p>D&D has always had a marketing problem. The satanic panic had a lot to do with that i think. How do you market a product endorsed by the guy downstairs? Now they can just license the brand out to others who also have marketing problems; but hope a 50 year old brand name can help them out.</p><p></p><p>Some people like gimmicks and some don't. Beadle & Grimm is a wildly expensive gimmick but they sell stuff.</p><p>The edition that must not be named released a book a week it seemed.....and the brand is stronger than ever.</p><p>The public is a fickle lot...none more so than...well....us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KYRON45, post: 9233857, member: 6994040"] What percent of IPs die off because their core demographic grows up? A 6 year old Rainbow Brite fan most likely won't be a 16 year old who wants Rainbow Brite makeup. They are going to want Revlon and Maybelline or whatever other brands are out there. Not a lot of adult G.I Joe fans want a Hasbro branded rifle or truck. D&D has always had a marketing problem. The satanic panic had a lot to do with that i think. How do you market a product endorsed by the guy downstairs? Now they can just license the brand out to others who also have marketing problems; but hope a 50 year old brand name can help them out. Some people like gimmicks and some don't. Beadle & Grimm is a wildly expensive gimmick but they sell stuff. The edition that must not be named released a book a week it seemed.....and the brand is stronger than ever. The public is a fickle lot...none more so than...well....us. [/QUOTE]
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