Sega's President Says There's Been an Increase in Fans Who Don't Play Its Games, but That Doesn't Mean They Aren't Gamers

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Sega's president just dropped an interesting take: a growing chunk of their fanbase doesn't actually play their games, yet still counts as "gamers." This insight could be a game-changer for how publishers think about fan engagement and intellectual property beyond just gameplay. It sparks a conversation about what truly defines a "gamer" in today's expanded entertainment landscape.
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