My retort usually has to do with people who when I tell them that I don't want to have to tolerate children tell me that it'll be different when the children are my own. I tell them that if they're a good parent they probably have encountered a hundred times where their child has been difficult or unruly or just some form of stressful but all of those hundred times disappear during that one moment where they get to see their kid smile or overcome a challenge or succeed in some way. Which usually you know causes them to get you know happy or nostalgic thinking back on a moment like that. To which I then say I would trade 100 of those moments that you're thinking about right now for one day of not having to get up before the sun.
When I was not an adult I thought I wanted a family. It wasn't until I became an adult and started to interact with children as one that I learned I DID NOT want one. And I've heard all the platitudes.
I've said this elsewhere before but video games are a commodity and an impulse buy. Very few people view the next video game as an essential purchase for themselves. So sure people can have them and haha about how much the cost of developing a video game has gone up till they're blue in the face but that is not going to change how the consumer will feel at the register buying the game. If the person at the register does not feel that the price is justified they're not going to pay it they're going to wait for a sale, borrow it from a friend if they can get access to physical media, or pirate it.
Not big enough to matter.