| SamuelRSmith said: 1) What, do Microsoft not ship to Ecuador at all, or are you exaggerating? 2) I don't know your native language, but if it's not English (or one of the other main languages) how well are translations usually done into your language, or are they not translated at all? 3) What type of systems do you get? PAL? NSTC(I dunno the correct order of letters, lol)? 4) How is HDTV and HD-disc penetration there. |
This is the last post I answer...I've got to go to do homework after this.>_>
1. I'm not exxaggerating, even though it sounds like I am. There's only one (!) Xbox 360 game in the most important retailer of my city, and it's a soccer game. However, I haven't seen a single Xbox 360 package anywhere. I mean, sure, there must be one or two or maybe three hiding somewhere, but you get the idea that there is no Microsoft support for Ecuador. Which is...sad really.
2. It's spanish, go figure. No, games are not translated at all, however the Wii games come with a spanish and french translation in their instruction manuals. I find that nice, but I still read the manual in english to make sure I don't misunderstand any specific game term. That's why I know this much english...
3. NTSC-UC, I don't know much about this, but I know for sure it's the same one as in North America.
Then again, pirated games might sometimes come in PAL or even NTSC.
4. HDTV prenetation for middle to high class is very popular. I've already seen some HDTVs. However, like gaming consoles, they're ****ing expensive like HELL ITSELF. 3500 FOR A HDTV MY A**! Anyway, anything below high middle class doesn't consider the opportunity.
About HD-disc...non-existant. What's BluRay? HD-DVD? None. This is because pirated movies sell much better over here. The DVD is the best supported format over here, you can say. I haven't seen a single Blu Ray movie or HDDVD movie, not even a small ad (just like the Xbox 360).
I might come back later at night.n_n
