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zumnupy10 on 09 January 2015
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BraLoD said:
zumnupy10 said:
BraLoD said:
zumnupy10 said:
As a Brazilian, all I can say is this:

Although taxes around here are ridiculous. Nintendo's excuses for leaving our market are just as ridiculous. The same taxes are not stopping Microsoft and Sony from translating their games to our language (Portuguese) and selling their consoles cheaper than Nintendo ones in the official market.

Nintendo never really took the Brazilian and the rest of Latin American market seriously. Even in their best times in Brazil, they only ollowed third party companies to sell their products here instead of having their own operation. During the 90s for example, you could buy a Genesis/Mega Drive for significantly less than a Snes.


Oh boy, SEGA knew how to do business around here!
TEC TOY is still alive because of this past!


It's a shame Nintendo never used TEC TOY services in Brazil. 

TEC TOY was so close to SEGA and helped it so much that I don't think they would deal with another brand to ne honest.
They still do their stuff around here with SEGA products.

I know. A cousin bought a Genesis for his daughter.