I have like 14 different opinions on this, but am defaulting to "not going to dwell on this."
Not going to dwell on this much but it's ridiculous in 2019 that the way a company thinks they can help resurrect the arcade business is by *checks notes* banning people from taking videos of their score-attack shootemup game and uploading them or streaming it? Yikes.https://twitter.com/tanoshimasu_com/status/1199314616334970880 …
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wow that's fucked up! not the first time I've heard stories like these regarding Japanese games, I still don't understand it really. :(
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I guess what blows my mind is seeing it in 2019 with an arcade game on a shiny new platform. Seeing a company feel so strongly that videos being uploaded will hurt their business does not inspire any confidence that they are operating with business practices from this century.
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I was annoyed enough that Aka to Blue ended up there before a console version and now this
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Yeah this is dumb
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I have heard that arcades are starting to do worse in Japan but this... I heard that one type of arcade to do well is speciality arcades that specialize in a hardcore genre for score and speed attackers
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If anything they should have streaming possibility built into these machines. But yeah japanese compqnies and their stubbornness
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mikado was streaming earlier, am i missing something?
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