"Monday Topic" second time item: (Shanghai Free Trade Zone Trial) Does the lifting of the 13-year-old game console ban have practical significance?

The original poster: Beta2 Ranger·Xiaoji Views: 198 Replies: 11 Posted in: 2014-01-13 19:36:30
_____ From "The Legend of Zelda", "Super Mario", "Fire Emblem", "Pokemon", to "God of War", "Halo", "Splinter Cell" and other familiar games, Xiaoji dares to say that many people have played them, but the vast majority of these "many people" have come into contact with these games through "simulation". Why "simulate"? Because there is no corresponding game console. Of course, don't rush to criticize Xiaoji for talking nonsense. What I said before is not nonsense, because maybe you have the “Little Overlord” version of the FC game console, or you also have the domestically produced Shenyou Game Boy game console or NDS. Just do you feel that the game console in your hand is a truly "complete" game console? Yes, the game console in hand has too many limitations, and the most important thing is that there are no games to play. It's not that there are no games, it's that there are almost zero handheld (home console) games strictly made for the Chinese market. "Three Kingdoms" and "Metal Slug" that are usually played in game arcades are actually games on PS2. Why do I only hear that there are Japanese and American versions, but not the Chinese version? Because China has a ban and a huge threshold, while giants like Sony, Capcom, and Nintendo like the big market but are also afraid of risks.
_____So there is no real "game console" in China, but without the real carrier of "game console", games still spread in China. In addition to the efforts of the "little overlord", the great wisdom of the Chinese people is the biggest driving force. Game consoles can be hacked and games can be emulated. The same is true. It is precisely because of this that the Great Heavenly Dynasty has excellent and conscientious game guides and Chinese translation groups. (Salute) We can also keep up with the trend and play genuine games (not pirated ones!).
_____After the nationwide ban on game consoles was lifted, Xiaoji was thinking that a young man like a certain Ma would no longer have to buy a Japanese dictionary and translate the content on the original cartridge one by one with snot and tears, right?
_____ (/unhappy) The previous introduction seems to be a bit much... I'll leave the following content to the majority of gay friends.
_____ What do you think about the lifting of the ban on game consoles?

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The second interactive topic member and excellent comment:
Xiao Dian (ID: 34859) said: "I don't know much about this (game console), but I can say that games are just like Japanese animation. You can hardly see too many Japanese cartoons on TV, except for the very meaningful and pure ones. However, the Internet The charming H-shaped one will open your eyes. I have to say that in today's world, cultural exchanges are becoming more and more frequent. What else can be banned? This is true for games, animation, and even the bad "customs" of certain ethnic groups. "Banning" is just an unrealistic policy, just like studying. It is one thing for the teacher to take care of you, but the most important thing is that you take care of yourself, so "lifting the ban" does not make much sense, because in this world When "banned", "banned" things have already spread. "
(Xiao Dian's point of view actually points out the reality that "game consoles are banned, but games have never been banned, and they cannot be banned." It is also true that the lifting of the game console ban may be just a formality.)

11 (ID: 30472) said: "A double-edged sword, with advantages and disadvantages."
(11's statement is simple and direct, but also very subtle... However I believe in the saying of "double-sidedness", everyone will agree with it after thinking about it.)

Feixue (ID: 15819) said: "I don't care, just play with it."
(I don't want to make any more comments, I believe this is a statement that can well represent the attitude of the majority of 7723 fans.)
(The above members received interactive bonuses from Xiaoji)
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I seriously read it all. Personally, I think it's very good. But just like your signature says: the rebirth of hope is not as simple as saying it verbally. Thank you for sharing.
Cough, first say sorry to Xiao Ji, accidentally broke an egg, but I made up with 4 flowers
I think this is not a good thing. We need to wait and see. I won't go into specifics; if we analyze it, we'll just end up talking nonsense, and that would make the atmosphere too difficult.
A double-edged sword, it has both advantages and disadvantages.
Uh, I don't mind, as long as there's something to play with.
It seems like the thread starter has something left unsaid. But perhaps I have understood what you mean to express. I hope that no matter what, things will still recover.
Alright, let's ramble again... This thing, now that the ban has been lifted, is great! Just like what was said on the 5th floor, being able to play it is what matters! But the ban is not an obstacle for game developers; PC games have already taken an absolute position in the Chinese market, to put it bluntly. That position is like an 'emperor'! It dominates the market. The situation of the console market—you tell me, is lifting the ban beneficial or not? I just want to say there's still a lot that needs to be done, especially defeating piracy!! I'm really looking forward to the rise of the three major game companies, bringing everyone a bunch of super fun games that will become truly classic and brilliant! Fight the rich, divide the land! ('Fight' is the method, 'rich' is the target, 'divide' is the approach, 'land' is the result.) I'm really looking forward to enjoying the land.
I don't know much about this area, but I can say that games are just like Japanese anime. You hardly see much Japanese anime on TV, except for the very meaningful and pure kind. However, on the internet, the h-type and seductive ones can really open your eyes. It must be said that in today's world, with increasingly frequent cultural exchanges, what can truly be banned? Games are like this, anime is like this, and even some undesirable 'customs' of certain ethnic groups are like this. 'Banning' is just an impractical policy, just like learning: the teacher managing you is one thing, but the most important is that you manage yourself well. So, 'lifting the ban' doesn't have much significance, because when something is 'banned,' it has already spread.
Not much practical significance
A game on PSV costs at least 100 RMB and at most 400 RMB! Even if it's unrestricted, you still have to be able to afford it! But what the person on the 8th floor said is really good! Applause!!!!
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