Yes you are right about this, because I never meant to say that the Chinese console market would be the biggest in the world, it won't and I agree with you.

But the potential for the future is there, no doubt about it. But like I said, there must be a more Chinese-style console for it to really sell in high volumes. Even if the PS4 would cost 300 €/$ here and the games would cost 30 at launch, it would hardly sell. It's just not a reasonable price for gaming. 

And I see that people keep saying that Xbox would sell better than PS and Nintendo. Your views on China are very strange to me, it abolutely won't sell better than PS. PlayStation has always been the best seller here and it also will be in the future. Just a week after the PS4 launch in the USA I could find PS4 imports at many places, but I still have not seen a single X1 anywhere. And people are telling me that in my country X1 would be the market leader? Dream on.

Korea and Japan is what we associate games with here. Korea for PC games and Japan for consoles games.

Release a console that is based on Android and can play android games. The hardware doesn't need to be very expensive and people would buy it, I can guarantee this. Or if Microsoft would be willing to create a second consle for the Chinese market that would allow us to play PC games on a cheap hardware in the livingroom, this could work too!

At $99 and $149 Vita/TV tearing it up there. Cheap and accessible with a huge library of games. Majority of software sales are digital and it has yet to be hacked and both do have the capability of playing physical games for those whom can't download.

China's a huge market, significantly larger than the U.S and it's no secret.

Is the Ouya available in China? Would that work? Oh I guess it's called the Tron http://www.slashgear.com/huaweis-tron-android-gaming-console-hands-on-with-chinas-answer-to-ouya-08312429/

A cheap steambox would work too you think? A Steambox with 2010 level hardware, plenty to run WoW and tons of older Steam games.

Anyway no wonder the Eedo CT510 doesn't work, $600 and expensive games.

No secret about it, China is gonna surpass NA and become biggest WW market for movies in the next decade.

That console looks very interesting, but we know very little of it still. The price will most likely be aimed at around 100 €/$, like the English article says. But in Chinese media they also claim that the console will be able to play PS3, PC and NDS games, re-released for it. Probably ports or something, but still it sounds strange to me.

Also they have told nothing yet about the price of the games, this is the most important question. They know that if they have too high prices people will lose interest instantly, and if they prices are middle, it might work. But if the prices are very cheap it could sell very well.

Another question is which market they really are targeting, the western market + Japan, or China? To me it is still not clear.

Most Chinese people feel so-so about this console. Some like it and some don't like it.

A cheap Steambox sounds nice in itself, but I think that many people here already have tried it out, just download the SteamOS. But I have not heard much about it yet.

As expected, consoles are tiny in China. Same for India. People make the incredibly erroneous assumption that; huge population = huge sales of any given product. Europe is also a pretty good example, with 2-2.5 times the population of the US, it's still a comparatively small market. We're also seeing that PC gaming is much bigger in Europe.

People who keep shouting about China and India becoming a deciding factor in the 8th gen of consoles know nothing about the composition of the global gaming market or its demographics.

http://www.gamesradar.com/china-just-lifted-console-bans-will-it-actually-matter/

Not much I think

Nothing secret about a billion people.