In 2004 Nintendo aired a TV commercial for the Nintendo DS starring the mega-famous multi-talented celebrity Utada Hikaru. Many people were outraged, and the interesting story as to why is recounted in this video.
Why this 2004 Nintendo DS ad angered people when it aired
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