youngbr said:
I still think the same way btw. If you want players, you make effort. If you can't understand how other countries works because you prob. live in a country that buying a game isn't a problem to you. I am sorry, the other person replied way more polite than you and actually understands because he also lives in a country that Nintendo is not active while SONY is. |
Clearly Sony has a business model that allows them to have an active presence in South America and be profitable, they're not out there doing charity work. Like zorg already explained to you, 100,000 employee conglomerate vs a 5,000 employee game company. It's not just about 'wanting players', it's about wanting returns on investments to stay afloat in a rapidly changing global economy.
