I have one request regarding EU II: please make it available in Hong Kong!
During the past few months every time I pass through a computer game shop I would check if I can get a copy of EU. Nada. I must have visited at least a couple of dozen of them already. The ONLY place I can find a copy of EU is, guess what, from shops that sell pirated software. Look, I WANT to buy a copy of EU from you, but I can't. Lots of people here love computer games, especially great games like EU. Buy it online? Shipping costs usually double the price tag of a computer game if you ship it either across the Pacific Ocean or the Europe-Asia continent to here. I can find 90% of the computer games published in the US or Europe in the legal computer shops here. Why EU chose to be that 10% is beyond me.
Oh, if language is the problem, don't let it bother you. You DO NOT need to make a Chinese version of EU to sell it here. Most people here can play English games with little trouble, since most games are in English anyway.
During the past few months every time I pass through a computer game shop I would check if I can get a copy of EU. Nada. I must have visited at least a couple of dozen of them already. The ONLY place I can find a copy of EU is, guess what, from shops that sell pirated software. Look, I WANT to buy a copy of EU from you, but I can't. Lots of people here love computer games, especially great games like EU. Buy it online? Shipping costs usually double the price tag of a computer game if you ship it either across the Pacific Ocean or the Europe-Asia continent to here. I can find 90% of the computer games published in the US or Europe in the legal computer shops here. Why EU chose to be that 10% is beyond me.
Oh, if language is the problem, don't let it bother you. You DO NOT need to make a Chinese version of EU to sell it here. Most people here can play English games with little trouble, since most games are in English anyway.