GTAexpert said:
So God Of War III made PS3 sell more than 360? That's nice, Jamaicans have good tastes |
Yup, everyone loves God of War.
GTAexpert said:
So God Of War III made PS3 sell more than 360? That's nice, Jamaicans have good tastes |
Yup, everyone loves God of War.
Nogamez said:
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It's there, but the sections are pretty small. But you get everything you need for the console, including games and peripheral in all kinds of variations. Still a joke compared to PS3 and PS4 sections though.
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Germany
- playstation 4 domination now, wiiu is still selling more then xbone tough
- wii and DS used to dominate here, the 3ds is doing okay but not as good as the ds. xbox 360 was very popular in launch but it collapsed when the ps3 came with free online.
- pc is very popular here, so much that pc games are still released in retail, sometimes even just the steam version on the disc that you have to register on steam, also called drm.
- lot of nanny culture here includuing for videogames. But it got a lot better in recent years, only very view games were banned or censored last year. We have our own rating system called USK which takes a lot of space on the cover art, so much that many publishers decided to print the art of the insert twice. One with ratings and the backsite without it.
- android is huge here too.
Malaysia
Gaming here is moderate at best. Most games are available in 3 version; English, Chinese and Japanese. Yup, 3 versions of 1 single game.....and there's plenty of them.
For the home consoles:
Sony is dominating here since PS1 and continuously dominating with PS2, PS3 and PS4.
Nintendo is struggling a bit. Wii was popular but WiiU is poor in sales and hardly to find in most retailers.
MS is doing poorly in general except 360 which was doing fine due to piracy, but still got owned by PS3 by a slight margin.
As for the PC, well I'm not sure. But I could say that they are slightly higher or almost equal to Playstation in popularity
As for the handhelds:
Nintendo is doing fine with 3DS. Their handhelds was popular since Game Boy Color until now.
Sony PSP was very popular due to piracy. Vita is surprisingly doing fine here. When I turned on the Near apps I found 12-15 owners around me
But overall, smartphones and tablets are dominating by huge difference. You can see every kids here playing Ipad, Tabs, Phones etc....
Zambia
PlayStationville. The XBox 360 made significant ground last gen. Wii and DS have next to no presence. No one knows what a Wii U is. PS Vita and PSPs doing really well. PC gaming is for the elite. Those who can't afford consoles play pirated games on crappy laptops.
Romania is very heavy on PC gaming.. Only PlayStation systems sell well enough ( excluding the Vita of course)...
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Ah, yes. I come from uh... a place FAR away. Yes, that'll do. <_<
We have gray here. Nothing but gray as far as the eye can see in our gaming market. Gray like my hair.
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chocoloco said: I have disagreed with every fellow American on USA gaming to some degree. Not a very accurate thread I say. |
I guess there are big gaming culture differences between each state.
I mean can you really say that it's the same culture in LA, NY and Austin?
-Ack!- said:
I mean can you really say that it's the same culture in LA, NY and Austin? |
My education tells me individual experience has more differences than state differences. I will admit as a Coloradan I do not see things much like a Bostonian, or Floridian. Age differances matter, as well as type of job, and education in terms of how you experience other gamers. My job is actually filled with mostly non-gamers. Which is very different than the high levels of gaming I saw in college. Which is also different than high school gaming culture. Fucken demographics matter a lot, man.
Sunstrider said:
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My brothers and I once played against some friends. The only character I could actually play as was Rooftrelen.