BeElite said:
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Pirate heaven that is true but a lot of money get spent aswell. In a few years the market will spend more than 20 billion $ a year that is a huge market to ignore.
BeElite said:
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Pirate heaven that is true but a lot of money get spent aswell. In a few years the market will spend more than 20 billion $ a year that is a huge market to ignore.
Aren't Chinese the same people who spend thousands of dollars monthly on simple online PC games?

GamechaserBE said:
Pirate heaven that is true but a lot of money get spent aswell. In a few years the market will spend more than 20 billion $ a year that is a huge market to ignore. |
its a complex situation, but it speaks volumes to me that no electronics corp from China has yet to make a serious attemp at a console.
| LemonSlice said: Aren't Chinese the same people who spend thousands of dollars monthly on simple online PC games? |
Probably not, 99% of Chinese don't have 'thousands of dollars monthly' to spend.
BeElite said:
its a complex situation, but it speaks volumes to me that no electronics corp from China has yet to make a serious attemp at a console. |
Because the average Chinese consumer is not interested in a console that sells games for more than 10$ each. They are used to a pc gaming market and mobile market where they spend little money on microtransactions and have 100 hours of gameplay from it. The steam machine could be a massive hit though in China.
Don't know about Sony's business in China right now, but Nintendo has a slight advantage. They've already been present there with their iQue devices.
Its enivitable, the market divided by 10 is too large to ignore.
S.Peelman said:
Probably not, 99% of Chinese don't have 'thousands of dollars monthly' to spend. |
Yeah, but this 1% is still around 15 million people 
So it is happening...PS4 preorder.
Greatness Awaits!
generic-user-1 said:
and its no big news that sony dont wanna go to china, the market will be heavy regulated and a bunch of big games will be banned(and the chinese dont like japanese companys) nintendo has the best chances, they make games that are strictly non political. mario is a realy safe game. but they are japanese too, that could be a problem. |
Yeah I can totally see it being that way since China has an authortarian government that doesn't want certain ideas in threating their power. It will be like when Google was let into China back in the earlier 2000's they had to agree to certain conditions before being to operate in China. As for Taiwan, the people that live there are just as Chinese as the people that live on the mainland they just have goverments that have different political viewpoints and pretty much hate each other's guts lol.

