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That's understandable, a lot of games that were really popular in Japan back in the day hardly got any play in the USA, definitely different vibes in the gaming communities.
That's kind of hilarious since 20 years ago, western gamers were rejecting games for being "too anime."
Very cool, though, and I'm glad a lot of folks over there are enjoying it!
Today too! I'm still not really interested in the anime art style. I'm glad the enjoyers do have lots to choose from though.