What I really liked about the anime, assume it's the case in the manga too, was the sheer number and diversity of regular, older people.
Obviously they weren't trying to paper over that it was mainly an old person's game in Japan at the time (I would assume it still is, too). But that didn't make it seem less appealing.
Also, the portrayal of foreigners in that series is worth a study in itself.
Obviously they weren't trying to paper over that it was mainly an old person's game in Japan at the time (I would assume it still is, too). But that didn't make it seem less appealing.
Also, the portrayal of foreigners in that series is worth a study in itself.