Khuutra on 10 June 2012
It's hard for people to appreciate this stuff from where they stand now; a lot of them weren't there.
Man.
Part of the thing is that the advertising very aggressively tried to address teenagers, and it alienated grown-ups at least partially because it was so childish.
Well.
SEGA's advertising was worse, but Nintendo had that too - they just didn't attack SEGA by name
