LoBFCanti wrote:
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Jiremi wrote:
@LoBFCanti
I never said major cities makes it unpopular. It just takes a tournament in a big city to make people come. That's what I'm saying. You have taken my first comment wrong. Yu-Gi-Oh isn't as popular in THE UNTED STATES as it was when it first came out. And that is fact. Take this for example: Just because Utada Hikaru had sold out concerts in America doesn't make her popular. Do you see what I'm saying? Thousands of people out of millions coming to a tournament doesn't make it popular. Yugioh has lost its umph. FACT.

Where is your proof?KDE has never been happier with the growth of the franchise as a card game.I don't expect MILLIONS of people to flock to tourneys,and there is no way anything of topical interest could ever do that;or ever did.But 7 million or so people in 1 country liking 1 thing does give it notice,which is exactly the case with this card game.This is not a sport nor is it music so the ethics of how you'd judge those categories do not apply.Being culturally engraved and being popular are not the same thing.