Jogo Justo in Brazil

[Akotan]

http://www.jogojusto.com.br/2010/06/o-que-e-o-jogo-justo/

From Google Translate (corrected):

The Jogo Justo wants to reduce taxes on imported games, making them more accessible and thus directly fighting piracy in the [Brazil], opening up more interest in this sector and also work fronts in this area, yet unexplored.

Our project have teamed with all areas of the games [industry] in order to demonstrate how important and all we can gain from an effective reduction in taxes for the sector.

Brazilians, muitos acham que isso não deve dar em nada, mas fato é que é o único movimento deste tipo, que tem ganhado alguma notoriedade, nos últimos tempos.

For all others, you shall know that official game-related products sold here, on Brazil, cost gamers, at least, 2 times more the price you pay at the average retail store. All because of taxes...

Please, support this and discuss.
Thanks.

 

[Deleted_171835]

This is an English speaking forum. Don't speak in other languages.

Brazilians, muitos acham que isso não deve dar em nada, mas fato é que é o único movimento deste tipo, que tem ganhado alguma notoriedade, nos últimos tempos.
QUOTEBrazilians, many feel that this should not be for nothing, but the fact is that it is the only movement of this kind that has gained some notoriety in recent times.

^google translator

 

[Cablephish]

Yeah, I've been to Brazil, and the prices for games are high as hell. If this idea goes through successfully, that would be great, but it might not go down by much.

Every bit helps though.

 

[Uzumakijl]

Non machine translation (It may not be perfect):



It's nice to see Brazil is getting more support i'm sure people will prefer regular games over zeebo hehe.

 

[toguro_max]

I'm suprised someone knows about Zeebo here >-D

Also, the "Fair Game Initiative" is a huge Leap of Faith on Brazil's gamming history.
We do not pay twice the price... We pai 3, 4 times the price, if you add the "access to money" most brazilians have (or don't have).