A bewildered, far-from-conclusive look at the state of public gaming in Tokyo
TOKYO—I’m not sure how much of my life has included dreams of traveling to Japan, but I know it’s a majority. I’m a child of the ’80s who grew up pledging allegiance to Japanese video game makers while drooling over the arcade and console games that that nation not only produced, but often had early …
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