Hello Kitty Online First Look: So Cute, It Causes PinkS  There
are three things going on with Hello Kitty Online that render me
completely unable to look away.  The first is the whole
massively multiplayer online game aspect. That's the last video
game genre next to first-person shooter I would have thought of
for a Hello Kitty game. Developers Sanrio Digital and Typhoon
Games along with US publisher Aeria Games think it's a good fit,
though, because the game is aimed at women aged 17-30 who crave
a social experience instead of, say, a kids adventure game. To
that end, they've gotten rid of some of the primary aspects of
most MMOs and punched up or added other aspects to create an MMO
where there's less direct competition and more things to do
besides collect rat butts. This makes for an MMO where you do
level up and you can go questing for experience points – but
there's no pressure to level grind and you can get just as much
XP mileage out of tending your garden or designing a house as
you would "fighting"