you said that in a really weird way, chiitan, but it's okay, i understand.

i want to make a game that gives people a headache

i guess that's about the take i should have expected you to have (half joking)

I agree and get why he thinks the way he does. i just don't think it's a logical reason to think *this* type of robot show is going to die. I think that questionable management decisions and over-production in general are the bigger concerns. But yes, it's probs not gonna hit pre-Eva numbers again.

Idk like i don't feel like the comparison of giant robots to cars and motorcycles really makes sense, especially in the context of Gundam for one. I don't think it's a problem with what the robots symbolically represent, or that people prefer other symbols of power/independence/maturity

I don't think I agree with this guy's diagnosis.
Well, thanks for translating! I saw the automoton article and thought it might be nice to have a little more context, and lo and behold.

And I've obviously been saying this a lot lately, but BDS does not expect anyone to drop everything made by Microsoft all at once. They pick very specific targets in order to get as wide a coalition as possible, and in the case of Xbox, even suggest different tiers of engagement.