Famitsu (3/7-3/13)

[Icyedge]

kowenicki said:

Icyedge said:

As long as the reactors doesnt affect Tokyo, the drop in product sales shouldnt be too drastic. Luckily, the northestern part of Japan is the smaller cities.

I think you are missing the point.  Its not about the direct effects, there are indirect effects too.

When you are queuing for fuel and rice/bread, I dont think gaming is going to be on even a long list of priorities.  This is starting to happen in Tokyo too now, it isnt just Sendai.

Yes I know. But they are still receiving food, fuel and water shipment, the situation in Tokyo isnt that bad at the moment. We also shouldnt forget that the other big cities like Osaka, Nagoya, Kobe, Kyoto ect are doing fine, beside some timed electrical seizure that is. But yes the reactors may explode and cause lots of mayhem, in this case the drop would be drastic.