Buenas, Mexicano reportándose, aun en el país. Dejo mi historia consolera tercermundista
Saludos y buenas noches.
Pretty much the same here, but regarding PS2 and not PS1. Thanks to PS2 I was finally able to play a final fantasy game, which was a franchise I had only heard about before. Nowadays I have bought all the games in the franchise up to IX for the VITA and now I'm waiting for Square to release FFXV on Steam so I can do the same on Steam.
True, it was way easier to pirate PS1, but did its sales last as long as the PS2 sales? I think PS2 was sold for a longer time, at least here in Brazil you would see stores selling PS2 years after the PS3 was released, as the PS3 was a lot more expensive.
Same thing here, Brazil doesn't really exist to Nintendo as well. We got a 3DS eshop store, but then they gave up on us once more. However, I'd say you're still better of than us, as NOA publish games with english, french and spanish as default languages, whereas portuguese is non existent for them.
Díos mio, no lo sabia que se ponía aguacate en todo en Colombia.I(we)... ate too much
No sé que va a pasar con mi cuenta, porque si bien yo estoy en Costa Rica, mi cuenta de Steam es de USA.
Uruguay.
I am currently a Special Education teacher, but I am trying to learn Spanish so I can work with Spanish speaking students and parents. So, my coursework is about teaching students in Spanish so they grow up to become bilingual (English and Spanish), but I am not yet fluent in the language either. Becoming greater in Spanish is one of my objectives.
Well, but then we'll get to the controversial question: Are the Dutch and English countries part of latin america, i.e. are they latinos? Strictly speaking latin america should refer only to countries who speak a romantic language, which would be countries that speak spanish, french and portuguese (suck it Italy, you had no colonies here), but a lot of people think of latin america as anything south of the US, which would then make Guyana, Suriname and some countries in the Caribbean part of such region. To make things even more complicated, one can then argue that the word latino isn't always refering to someone from latin america, and could then be used for anyone from a romantic speaking language, we even have some users from Spain in this thread.
Bueno, sí, por supuesto depende del publisher. A Bethesda no le gusta mucho que los precios sean muy diferentes, por lo menos en Brasil los juegos de Bethesda suelen ser lo mismo precio o a veces son más caros que en dólar, como en el caso de Wolfenstein II. Pero otras publishers como Ubisoft tienen precios mejores. Lo que decía es que de forma general los precios locales me parecen menores que en dólar, pero talvez eso le ocurra solo en Brasil y no en todos los otros países. No entiendo porque sería muy diferente de los precios brasileños, si el juego es más barato en Brasil entonces puedes comprar el juego por Nuuvem y como estamos en america latina no hay ninguna restriccion sobre la chave.
I was just kidding, I'm fine with people speaking Spanish here on this thread. I can understand un poquito de Español. :')
Pffffffff I'll believe it when I see it, till then I'll still think we're going out of the world cup before the quarter-finals.
Well, after all that happened on the last world cup, that would be great.
