The stereotypes of the most famous games

 Minecraft:Since its official launch in 2011, Minecraft has become a worldwide phenomenon, so much so that TIME magazine ranks it number 6 among the best video games in history.It's quite common to associate Minecraft with children, and why not? It's a game with attractive aesthetics and quite entertaining gameplay. The problem is that, over the years, the game now owned by Microsoft has gained a reputation as the poster child for so-called "rat kids," a pejorative term taken from "The Simpsons" that refers to spoiled and annoying children commonly found in all kinds of online video games.Because of these constant prejudices, teenagers and young adults prefer to avoid being associated with this game, often being a guilty pleasure for some, and hated by others, since the stereotype of the spoiled child is something that, naturally, they prefer to avoid.

Roblox:Bacon Hair and Gamer Stereotypes Although new players who use the Bacon Hair avatar are often perceived as newbies, this stereotype is more playful than derogatory. Some of the most common stereotypes associated with Bacon Hair are: Inexperience: They are perceived as people exploring Roblox for the first time and often ask basic questions.It is often thought that Roblox is a game for children and that there are some toxic communities because of that some to feel insecure about playing it.