It's a society problem. I grew up in a middle-class suburb. Absolutely no one played outside. Kids were booked from the end of school until dinner with structured "activities" that were just college resume points. None of the 15 kids on my block would have been able to join a game of "soccer" or throw a frisbee, because they were booked full-time from the age of 8. People need to let kids explore and entertain themselves.
KelvarCherry
joined 2 weeks ago
The animation video clips sure are copyrighted. Ask Ketchum is Nintendo's intellectual property. I've been in fangame spaces for years. The motto is - when the articles come out; the uploads go down.