The ad was criticized for its depiction of obesity and its use of a dead animal for comedic effect. However, it also gained a cult following for its edgy humor and memorable visuals. Today, it remains a memorable example of the kinds of risks that Sega was willing to take in its advertising during the 1990s.
Sega Game Gear Commercial (1994)
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