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I prefer to think of it as "some people weren't happy about it", an objective truth that applies to literally everything that has happened in human history.
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Definitely. In this case, though, those people especially are in a position to impact people's impression on the game, which could hurt them a bit sales-wise. That's an objective downside to that decision. An objective benefit to that decision is that those advertised games get more exposure.
The point of conversation is which outweighs the other, a completely subjective opinion, which is the reason you can have a debate on the topic. The point of the main menu suggestion was to, hopefully, get more people to agree that the benefits outweigh the downsides. That's only a good thing.
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Really to me, it's the fact that I can bypass any of those commercials by just getting the source material. If I watch Pulp Fiction (yes I love this example) on TV, I'd have to endure a number of commercials.
In the same way, I might have to watch a couple ads on youtube to watch through gameplays of New n Tasty. The difference is, even when I buy the game, I can't escape the ads.