Just Gauging Interest

[lllDALEKlll]

Good afternoon eGO! lllDALEKlll here to call upon you all for your valued and seasoned opinion. Alright so my 4 year old son, is an absolute Steam and CS:GO addict! As soon as I walk in the front door hes asking to play games with me. Being only 4, he lacks the coordination you use the directional keys, reload, switch weapons, or even use the scope feature on some weapons, so I man the keyboard and he uses the mouse. He also enjoys watching game play videos, case openings, and similar videos on Youtube. I was thinking of creating a channel Where him and I play through appropriate game titles offered on Steam, give reviews, and do case openings. I know there are a TON of dudes that do such channels now, but I haven't found any that incorporate a little dude giving the unbiased opinions of a toddler. To me this might be some high quality humor, bc my son has ZERO filter or chill.This will be a Youtube channel, and not live stream, bc I'm sure there will be a few parts I will have to edit out so as not to offend the general populous. So on to the meat and potatoes: What do you think the chances of this succeeding in creating a niche in the market, and what things should I consider to help promote success? Thank you all in advance for your time!

 

[motive]

I say go for it, it wouldn't hurt to see what audience you get but also be warned mixed reviews will soon follow,

 

[Simon]

Can't hurt to give it a shot but yes, be aware, many may not support this.

 

[ShadowFox506]

Go for it! Sounds cool and it cant hurt to try!

To quote a great philosopher..."Just do it!"

Just dont forget all us little people when you are raking in that youtube money.

 

[indigozxmbie]

ill check it out, it's nice to see younger people hop onto the gaming train and it'll be nice to see how he develops as he grows.

 

[PrincessGio]

I would love to see this! I have a son that will be 4 in a month and he's a gamer. He occasionally helps me play Minecraft or Chickenwings play CS:GO but he isn't capable of playing by himself yet. I love when parents get their children involved in their gaming.