Why doesn t the United States produce handhelds, and what handhelds do Americans play

Before the economic crisis, Nintendo and Sony's handhelds were very strong, and their characteristics were very distinct, with years of experience and long-term occupation of the market construction channels, allowing them to completely occupy the handheld market for a long time. It is almost impossible to compete for jobs in the hands of these two giants and to be able to catch up. The selling point of game consoles is actually games in the final analysis, and almost all game manufacturers with experience in handheld consoles are concentrated in Japan, and Nintendo and Sony have a lot of control over game manufacturers, so without strong game support, any game console can only sit and wait for death.

In fact, handheld computers are the same as traditional hosts, and there are huge requirements for manufacturers' capital in terms of hardware. From R&D to testing to final production, a huge amount of resources are required. And now the rise of smartphones and tablets has built a better platform, so that the majority of manufacturers can skip the process of developing consoles, and directly develop games can be cost-effective, compared with the previous kind of hardware development step by step, I don't know how much effort is saved and how much money is spent.

Moreover, smartphones have greatly divided the camp of light gamers on handhelds, European and American manufacturers have a huge advantage in smartphone and tablet games, and Android and iOS stores have gathered a large number of excellent games, increasingly attracting more and more people who do not play games to join. There is such a larger market, and if you don't pick up watermelons, do you want to go to the hard-hit areas like the handheld machine to grab rice grains?

Let the Japanese Nintendo and Sony occupy the market, how can the United States squeeze in.

Yes, not really.

Our country had a ban on consoles many years ago, banning production and import (for reasons a little complicated, I won't go into it), and it has only slowed down a bit over the years.

The Japanese version is written in Japanese, not necessarily all made in Japan, but also made in China, and the American version is in English.

Why do you care about this=. = They also ask the Chinese what to play Just have fun and fight the spine Regardless of so much If you really want to know Go to the big ** to see the sales base of the United States and Japan The Americans like the DS system.

If you're a slapstick party, buy PSV. There are no Monster Hunters in PSV at the moment, but you can play Monster Hunter P2G and Monster Hunter Zen Nai P3 in a way that pays for a fee in the PSN Store.

If this is the case with no scenery nearby, you will not think like this when you come back from living overseas for a few years!

China will imitate and copy! will also show off shamelessly.