Yet Venezuela allows Russian Bombers.
To to land at some of their key Air Strips.
*We don't like Violence... Har!har!*
To to land at some of their key Air Strips.
*We don't like Violence... Har!har!*
I really hate that guy, he hates every single thing that cames from USA.
And that remains me something, here in Chile our goverment wants to rate the games by themselvs just in three categories:
- Child's
- Teenagers
- Adults
No middle point,that sucks. For now it's just a goverment idea, but if that happens, Latinoamerica it's gonna be soon a land of no games ._.
And that remains me something, here in Chile our goverment wants to rate the games by themselvs just in three categories:
- Child's
- Teenagers
- Adults
No middle point,that sucks. For now it's just a goverment idea, but if that happens, Latinoamerica it's gonna be soon a land of no games ._.
Danzflor: well in a manner of speaking here were I live we have no videogames industry... Some companies that do outsourcing jobs but nothing really big.
The main problem is that he price of a videogame is affected by the cost of 1 US dollar and to that price you have is affected by huge taxes.
So you have piracy and practically no legal market (that is what high taxes does).
The main problem is that he price of a videogame is affected by the cost of 1 US dollar and to that price you have is affected by huge taxes.
So you have piracy and practically no legal market (that is what high taxes does).
Velt: Here the same, the games are to damn expensive to afford them, due to taxes, that sucks. Well, at least here we have Sony and Microsoft direct support (no Nintendo official distributor, meh) and we got Ace Team, the Zeno Clash Developers, but, returning to the point, if this mess keep on growning, Latinoamerica isn't going to be a good market for videogames. if that happens, we are all fucked.

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