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>childish copes that 2D platformers don't sell on the basis that they are 2D platformers
But what if it was a noname 2d platformer

This may be a touchy subject and a weird question, but how many countries that sided with the Allies during WW2 celebrate the victory day in grand style on a yearly basis?
I already know Russia and the PRC hold a military parade every year in celebration of the victory over the Axis Powers, but what about the rest (I mean, the US / the UK / France / Canada / Australia / New Zealand and so on)?
Don't get the wrong idea, I'm just asking this for the hell of it, so there's no deep meaning behind this.