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fmjasinski on 16 December 2010
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ethomaz said:
fmjasinski said:
ethomaz said:

Brazil is becoming BIG in games (at least Sony and PS3)... the UOL site will show the exclusive Killzone 3 video with dubbing pt-BR.

Yeah... Killzone 3 coming to Brazil in Febuary with Portuguese Brasilian dubbing and subtitles.

The video outs this thursday.

http://twitter.com/#!/UOLJogos/status/14719762244308992

I think you understime Nintendo and Microsoft a lot in the Country. Seems that the way you speak and your posts will make the people think in Brazil only PS3 sells good, when is not true.

Anyway very nice videos and awesome iniciative by Sony.

No that's not it... PS3 sold more here on official market(by Sony Brazil)... but on gray market and imported not... the diference is: gray market and imported = US (or EMEAA) numbers ; official (Sony Brazil) = Brazil numbers... so what company has a better figures here: Sony Brazil, Microsoft Brazil or Nintendo Brazil (?)... forgot gray market and imported.

Just it.

Now I have to agree with you,

This generation remember me a lot the fight between N64 and Playstation 1, when Gradiente was distributing the Nintendo console. In the stores I only saw n64 and a lot of games. 

Now the situation is the reverse, but yet is way too easy to find original Nintendo games in shops, but the products are imported, with no word in portuguese. Point for Sony.. 



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