Hi, I want to know why there is still no Zeebo Emulator for PC.
As many know, Zeebo is considered the last pirate console that exists on the face of the earth, Zeebo was a seventh generation video game console produced by the Brazilian companies Tectoy and the American Qualcomm for Zeebo Inc. in 2009, It was a very poor console technically and unable to compete with his contemporaries. In the words of its creators, the Zeebo "It had not been designed to compete with the rest of the consoles of its generation, but to seek to fit into a market of smaller scale", although in the end its price in Mexico was about 3,000 pesos, which was a very high price given that for less than that you could get a PS2 console, which despite being of the previous generation, was much higher and with a much broader catalog. Zeebo's production company defined its console as "A console that offers fun, the excitement of interactive entertainment and education for those who until now have had little or no access to this technology" for which it was called in a tone of He mocks "the console for the poor" and is probably considered the worst console in history.
The features of the console were supposed to be fully exploited by the entity network (ZeeboNet) via 3G or Edge, where the player could buy and download the games, which would be transferred through the downloads using a virtual currency (Z-). Credits), acquired by bank transfer, credit card, direct debit or pre-paid cards, although it turned out to be a disaster since the internet connection was very slow and unstable. According to TecToy, which had closed an alliance with América Móvil (mobile phone network that contains Claro) to provide the data of only 3G network, the user would always be connected to the wireless network without any fee (although this statement could be false in Mexico since Telcel, the Zeebo distributor in Mexico, charged for the use of the 3G network). It is to emphasize the bad quality of the connection to Internet of which they had the consoles. In addition there were several polemics such as the materials of poor quality with which it was manufactured and even had an SD slot but that was just that, the slot, since the console did not have inside the necessary components to make use of it . Also the cable of voltage of the console was of minimum quality, it was only a generic cable similar to those of the mobile telephones of the time.
The project surprisingly had some support from companies such as Electronic Arts, Activision, Namco, Capcom and id Software which they thought they invested in a new and unexplored market of "billions" although in the end the sales were disastrous.
On May 31, 2011, a brief official statement was given saying that the Zeebo team inc. it would cease to exist. The support of the console and the Internet service ceased on September 30 of the same year, in addition to no more Zeebo consoles being produced.
The console was initially launched in Brazil, Mexico, China and India.
Never in our lives will we have a Zeebo Emulator for PC?
As many know, Zeebo is considered the last pirate console that exists on the face of the earth, Zeebo was a seventh generation video game console produced by the Brazilian companies Tectoy and the American Qualcomm for Zeebo Inc. in 2009, It was a very poor console technically and unable to compete with his contemporaries. In the words of its creators, the Zeebo "It had not been designed to compete with the rest of the consoles of its generation, but to seek to fit into a market of smaller scale", although in the end its price in Mexico was about 3,000 pesos, which was a very high price given that for less than that you could get a PS2 console, which despite being of the previous generation, was much higher and with a much broader catalog. Zeebo's production company defined its console as "A console that offers fun, the excitement of interactive entertainment and education for those who until now have had little or no access to this technology" for which it was called in a tone of He mocks "the console for the poor" and is probably considered the worst console in history.
The features of the console were supposed to be fully exploited by the entity network (ZeeboNet) via 3G or Edge, where the player could buy and download the games, which would be transferred through the downloads using a virtual currency (Z-). Credits), acquired by bank transfer, credit card, direct debit or pre-paid cards, although it turned out to be a disaster since the internet connection was very slow and unstable. According to TecToy, which had closed an alliance with América Móvil (mobile phone network that contains Claro) to provide the data of only 3G network, the user would always be connected to the wireless network without any fee (although this statement could be false in Mexico since Telcel, the Zeebo distributor in Mexico, charged for the use of the 3G network). It is to emphasize the bad quality of the connection to Internet of which they had the consoles. In addition there were several polemics such as the materials of poor quality with which it was manufactured and even had an SD slot but that was just that, the slot, since the console did not have inside the necessary components to make use of it . Also the cable of voltage of the console was of minimum quality, it was only a generic cable similar to those of the mobile telephones of the time.
The project surprisingly had some support from companies such as Electronic Arts, Activision, Namco, Capcom and id Software which they thought they invested in a new and unexplored market of "billions" although in the end the sales were disastrous.
On May 31, 2011, a brief official statement was given saying that the Zeebo team inc. it would cease to exist. The support of the console and the Internet service ceased on September 30 of the same year, in addition to no more Zeebo consoles being produced.
The console was initially launched in Brazil, Mexico, China and India.
Never in our lives will we have a Zeebo Emulator for PC?