What kind of bad consequences will the proliferation of legendary advertisements bring?

Everyone should be familiar with the legendary game. In the 70s and 80s, what people of this era miss the most should be the legendary series of games.

But for people born in the 90s like me, Legend does not seem to be interested in it, because the times have changed. There is no shortage of games in this era, and there will be different games coming out tomorrow. But for people born in the 70s and 80s, Legend was almost the only game in their era.

For them, Legend is such a game full of nostalgia.

In this era of rapid development of mobile phones, mobile games have become a major economic growth point in the future gaming industry. Legend has become the development path for those game manufacturers. Legend was originally a PC game, but in recent years, it has gradually declined. However, those manufacturers launched mobile APP games, which did attract a large number of players to experience it for a period of time.

After the popularity declined in the later period, major manufacturers began to frantically invite celebrities to endorse their products. Now, as long as you open the short video software, you will see many legendary advertisements endorsed by celebrities. The most famous of them is Nick Cheung. His sentence "I am Nick Cheung, if you are a brother, come and chop me up" became popular all over the country.

Subsequently, major legendary mobile games followed suit, and all kinds of big-name celebrities came to endorse legendary mobile game advertisements. To a certain extent, this attracted players, but more importantly, it caused the proliferation of legendary advertisements, causing more users to dislike legendary mobile games, feeling that legendary mobile games all rely on celebrity endorsements and simply rely on traffic.

To a certain extent, this has led players to generalize, causing those truly fun legendary mobile games to be classified as boring legendary mobile games by players.