If all consoles are released in China, I could see Nintendo moving the most hardware in the Chinese market. The reason being is that I believe alot of M$/ Sony games will be restricted from being available (sold in stores) due a good majority of them having mature ratings (violence/ language etc) which will make it harder to pass government censors (every game will be gone over with a fine tooth comb), whereas Nintendo's core games usually come with an E rating, are family friendly and will allow Nintendo to create a wider range of availability.

Any expecting these three companies to not already be in motion to put their consoles into China is delusional.

I'm sure they all already had plans drawn up well before the ban was officially lifted.

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I read that too. I've also read that certain games will be excluded there. Specificly, those that offend the chinese state or whatever. China is huge market but India is just a big and all consoles are available there. I didn't see any huge figures coming out of there.

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I am so confused by some of the comments here. Has Nintendo not had the IQue line in china for years?

And people where laughing when MS said next-gen could reach 1 billion sales..

Still hard to market a console not officially available

Partly true. Most people don't really care about the history too much, not more than anybody else. It's horrible, but the French still don't hate the Germans for WW2. Well some maybe, and it's the same here. Probably a minority and mostly older people still dwell in the dark past. 

Yes jRPG's are not exactly the same as cRPG's, that's true. But still I suppose people would favor them over Gears of War, Resistance, Killzone or Halo. But also Chinese people do like a lot of different type of games. Korean FPS are very popular here, CS-style FPS. So perhaps the games I mentioned above could "grown" on people here, and they would get more accustom to playing a slower pace FPS with a controller and aim-assistance.

The last part is very true. To partner up with a Chinese company or to create new console from China would be the best way. It would know the Chinese market better and have a chance to be more successful than just Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo releasing their console here. 

Maybe I don't know. But I have heard of it at least, but never seen it in any game shop. Also, why would I buy an iQue system rather than a Wii or WiiU? Makes no sense. I call that a bad move by Nintendo. They thought they were clever, but really failed with the idea. They just released the same sytem but with a different name and appearance. If not I guess that is clue enough that the iQue here is not popular at all. I'd give you a honest guess and say that 99% that has Nintendo proucts in China don't have the iQue, they have the original system.

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Sorry, I sounded really negative there. I thought it was great that Nintendo tried something. It's good that they have the courage to try and a shame that they choosed the wrong strategy. :(

China, and S.Korea are more into MMOs, and they're hardcore in that genre. PS4 is turning out to be a good console for MMOs now since they already have a few under their belt.