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BraLoD said:
Bofferbrauer2 said:

Can't Nintendo (or Sony or Microsoft, for that matter) make a deal with Tec Toy like SEGA did over 30 years ago or some other local company to produce a local version of the Switch (2), Playstation or Xbox in Brazil?

Gaming is liteally cooked around here, weak/old PCs playing free to play games, indies or older games in deep sales on Steam will be pretty much the only viable option for the vast majority of people here come 2028, nobody will care to invest in hardware assembly here anytime soon unless things wildly change.

Maybe I should not drop Genshin Impact in 2028 as I have been planning to do...

First of all, thank you for the detailed status of gaming in Brazil, really appreciate it!

The final part reminds me a lot af the Philippines. I mean, most "gaming" PCs look something like this:

Or this if you're fancy:

Of course, better options do exist, but they're way out of reach for most Filipinos, even with outdated hardware sprinkled in between:

But you can also find such absolute stinkers like this one:

Yes, that's an Ivy Bridge core i5 from 2012 with just it's integrated Intel HD Graphics sold as a gaming PC. Which make it's claim for e-sports games absolutely laughable, as most won't even run on that thing, let alone be playable.

When I was there 5 years ago, most "gaming" PCs were actually AMD A-series APUs (without GPU of course), simply because modern PC hardware is simply way too pricey for developing countries.

As for console games, the prices were pretty much the same as in western Europe, which again is unaffordable for must common people. Hence trickeries like "sharing" an account for a price on Switch to download the game to your account, then deleting the account again from your system: