Mr_No on 16 January 2015
Puerto Rico
Pretty much the same as the US. People tend to buy games from the major retailers like Gamestop, Walmart and Best Buy, while mom and pop stores are extremely scarse. Both consoles are popular, with the Sony consoles having a history of being more dominant. Midnight openings are common when highly expected games are being released. Many people can afford a console. Since we share the dollar with the U.S., the console and videogame prices stay the same with them.
The Wii and the 3DS are still quite popular as an unexpensive choice for the kids.
While arcades are a thing of the past, there are still quite a few scattered around the island; a fairly popular asset to kill time while waiting for the movie to begin at the cinema.
