Your writing makes my brain hurt.
I'm not even talking about ads. I'm talking about Sega arcades. Tokyo's full of them in basically every popular location. Some of these popular locations have multiple.
But what do I know, I just stay in Tokyo 3 months a year and have for the past 9 years excluding the past 6 months due to travel restrictions.
From how you speak, I would be surprised if you have ever even talked to a Japanese gamer, let alone having any idea about what they think.
"Their brand is visible basically everywhere in Tokyo right now as it has been for decades. " Nah you are talking about billboards.
I love your personality. Its so reasonable. Full of interesting ad hominem accusations and assumptions.
I like how you brag about staying in Japan as a guest. The japanese would probably CRINGE because someone who only spends
a quarter of their time there is telling foreigners exactly how the Japanese think and whats important to them. It would be like
if I stayed with my relatives in France every summer and began to lecture someone from Germany on french culture because you see... I've been there every year
and they have NO IDEA what they are talking about... No... the news is wrong, numbers are wrong, sales are wrong, absolutely my bubble
as an outsider spending time in France dictates what the french TRULY believe.
Firstly, Japan isnt a country of console gamers. Its a full country. Just because a few percent of the population likes a company doesnt mean
its iconic to the entire country and its some kind of national treasure. In the USA everyone has heard of MAACO, they were all over TV, all over
billboards, MAACO everywhere. Nobody would cry if MAACO were acquired.
What makes MY brain hurt is the fact that you've made a lecture out of a comment that was not directed at anybody as argumentative and
have proceeded to spew a litany of bizarrely framed fallacious arguments.
Ad hominem
No true scotsman
argument from authority.
Man I can tell you one thing... You should have stayed home and gone to summer school instead of visiting Japan.
Maybe signed up for a debate class.