PC World: A video game system backed by Lenovo is scheduled to be launched in China in the second half of this year. It will target the local game console market that is barred to the popular devices that foreign companies like Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft sell worldwide. Nintendo is allowed to sell a device designed specifically for China, but its more popular Wii system is not sold in the country.
Its time for gamers in China to rejoice for they have got their country’s very own gaming console. Until now foreign game consoles weren’t legally available in China, though it isnt too hard for one those who were determined to get their hands on them. Game enthusiast no longer need to break the law to play high-end games as Lenonvo in collaboration with Beijing eedo Technology are hoping to penetrate the gaming market by creating the iSec gaming console.
what kind of games does this peice of shit use, normal ps3 or xbox games or does it have it own library
it rumoured to have its own line of games. The only games i have seen played on it are some cartoon games which use motion sensing technology.
I spent 3 months working in Shanghai, and all I have to say is: if the Chinese take over the world, I'd rather die.
Meanwhile, the PC gaming industry in China is booming...
People need to get their heads straight. Why market a super expensive console to a country where most people live off of $100 a month? I think this will flop big time.
Sure... And China also has the highest number of millionaires in the world. You're looking at the wrong end of the spectrum, bud.
The market for gaming in China is pretty big. Weather it will flop or not will depend on the power of the console and what it will be able to deliver. IMO they will have no problems with selling this.
Can't wait to see the communist versions of Call of Duty.
I would laugh my ass of seeing a cutscene of Chinese troops parajumping into rebel Tibetan villages and watching the monks pull assault rifles out of their asses.
interesting, its got the watson logo on it