Umm... I don't think the African middle-class is buying games though. I know from experience that the East European lower/middle-class certainly doesn't.
Umm... I don't think the African middle-class is buying games though. I know from experience that the East European lower/middle-class certainly doesn't.
Lol, is this a serious question or what?
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
Well, in my Global Connections class and my American History class, we've only referred to Africa when it comes to slavery and so such thus far, so I'm willing to bet that if I didn't realize Africa had places like the picture shown earlier, I'm willing to bet not many people who took the same classes as me realize it either. Or, maybe I'm just stupid.
Of course there are video games in Africa. The whole continent isn't poverty striken, in fact the vast majority isn't. Ever heard of South Africa?
there was a picture here
Ehhh... I don't want to insult anybody (maybe just a tiny little bit), but you do know that what you've just said sounds like an extract from a book written for a 6-year-old?
Are there any commercial games being made in Africa would be a much more interesting question though. Doubt it. =/
There are.
Edit: I think this video almost makes it pretty clear that Africa is not uniformly an impoverished tribal backwater.
Okay there are. I was thinking South Africa, yes, maybe, but what about the rest of the continent?
Thank you very much. Now I would like to know the African video game rating system...
Is that your final answer?
*warning, this comment is stupid and insulting*
maybe a game called: "catch the canned food"
with a follow-up: "finding the can-opener: the new adventure"