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  • See but the question isn’t “originated”.

    It’s “popularised”.

    Which Mario clearly did, outpassing both “Galaxian” and Crash in terms of popularity.

    I know that Crash is bigger for you, but in the big picture, comparing Mario to Crash is like comparing Pokemon to Digimon.

    https://vgsales.fandom.com/wiki/Mario

    The main core series, Super Mario, began with the platformer game Super Mario Bros. (1985) on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The main games consist of Mario trying to rescue Princess Peach from the villain Bowser and saving the Mushroom Kingdom.

    As of June 2024, the Mario video game franchise has sold more than 900 million units worldwide, making it the best-selling video game franchise of all time. The main Super Mario series alone has sold more than 495 million copies worldwide.

    Super Mario Bros. 1985 NES, estimated revenue $1,652,300,000

    Have to scroll quite far down this list https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_game_franchises to find Crash.














  • Romeo and Juliet laws do exist for many states, but not for all states, and the adoption of these laws is relatively recent. For instance Connecticut and Indiana only passed them in 2007.

    The rest of this seems nonsensical to me, even America’s laws around adulthood (16, 18, 21) are more clear-cut.

    No, they’re not, ohmygod :D

    You have an actual federal government, but yet most of the States have different and sometimes conflicting laws.

    The EU doesn’t have a central government, as it’s composed of sovereign nations (US states are not sovereign), and we still try to standardise as much legislation and regulation as possible.

    so I can’t really understand how or why you would have a law saying 14 years is old enough for sex, but 18 for porn, but 21 for prostitution, as a premise.

    How is it legal for literal children to have firearms? How is a 16-year old old enough to drive a car, but not to have a beer or sex? How is an 18-year old old enough to determine whether they want to literally risk their lives in war, but aren’t old enough to have a single beer?

    It’s like your dating system; it’s all over the place.

    Don’t talk about nonsense, my American friend.