Uncle Ben!!! Also- my parents are dead too...~Spidey
Beijing AirQuality - It's A Game Of Clue!
Beijing's air quality issues are no joke. We've posted about this on Kotaku before. This post isn't about how bad it is, it's a foregone conclusion that the air quality is almost consistently bad, this post is about the ridiculous nature of air quality readings in the Jing (what Beijing expats sometimes call Beijing).
Hmm, perhaps I might have been too quick to judgement! thank you for calling me out on it ;-;
(No sarcasm at all - seriously).
yes. I am very serious. Consoles are banned. But hey! it's not hard to get one. Almost as hard as a kid trying to buy cigarettes underage.
What Chinese People Think About The New Xbox
The original Xbox and Xbox 360 weren't allowed to be sold in China due to the country's console ban
I agree. This seems like the woman was being unreasonable and really really vain!
Mobile games are great; they allow people to game pretty much everywhere. From gaming during the daily commute to gaming while waiting for the bus, mobile games can enrich people's daily lives. Sadly, for one man in China, the joys of playing mobile games had lead to an undeserved beating.
Console gaming is hugely popular in the first tier cities like Shanghai/Beijing/Guangzhou/ *Hong Kong *Macau *Taipei - but it is slightly more expensive in China.
As to internet speeds - you can make do. I mean I let stuff buffer the night before, that way I can watch in the morning. Or I torrent everything. The 3 Mpbs…
Hi Remco!
That's an impressive number of questions you have there! Let's see if I can answer them.
In terms of being a gamer, I do most of my gaming on console. In China, I have in possession 3DS - PS vita - PSP - NDSi - Wii - and a PS3. I am able to purchase most of my games via the gray market, albiet at a slightly…
