I am aware that children's books outsell all other books by far, but what about games?
There seem to be more children's games at WalMart and other large stores, I guess that means they sell better then most "advanced games". First, let me define "advanced" games. Games that require more of everything. Memory, reading, mechanics, gameplay, pieces, size, etc... Games like Axis and Allies, Agricola, Last day on Earth, Risk 2210 are not children's games... they are "advanced" games(not adult games mind you). Games played by both teenagers and adults.
So, back to the question... What moves more copies: children's games, or "advanced" games? Do any of you know? If so, please let the rest of us know.
Lucas
Yeah... Rip-offs of computer games like Halo. They sell Game Wright's card games, and lots of CCGs. If you want to buy board games locally in the USA, your best bet is Barnes and Noble or Borders. They sell lots of euro-style games... for a price.