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Apart from esthetic considerations which are more or less personal taste Comic Sans is very readable.

Things like wobly lines or non symmetric letters (p q) help readability a lot.

Many fonts for the dyslexic use similar styling techniques to avoid letters flipping for example.

Programmer fonts are usually made for readability and I would assume the same holds true there.

There’s also Comic Code, which is a new font drawn in the same style. https://tosche.net/fonts/comic-code

This one is much better than the original: the 'a' is drawn properly, instead of like an 'o' with a tiny tail that's easy to miss.

I recently switched to it for coding and surprisingly I love it. It's readability is very high.

Better than a lot of “hip” fonts that I have seen recently.

seems like next logical step is to adapt this to .psf for a console font.