Nintendo and Latin America

How come Nintendo only cares for Mexico but ignores the rest of Latin America?

>>Mexican Mario and a Mexican themed kingdom in Odyssey

>>Splatoon 2 inspired in Mexico

gonintendo.com/stories/311934-splatoon-2-has-mexico-to-thank-for-its-visual-style-says-series

>>The best Smash players in the World is Mexican, and won the largest Smash 4 prize pool

>>Several Mexican inspired Pokemon like Hawlucha, Ludicolo, Pikachu Libre,etc

>>Breath of the Wild, Warioware 3DS getting Mexican dub

>>Mexico has its own official Nintendo magazine

>>Mexico is the only country with access to the E-shop in latam

>>Mexicans got their own Nintendo Doritos

>They are even hinting at Luigi's Mansion 3 getting Mexican voice acting

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Beheadings and poverty aren't really suitable for a Ninty game

gee I wonder

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_American_countries_by_population

oh wait no i dont

Latin America is Mexico plus a bunch of irrelevant shitters. To the rest of the world, Mexican culture = Latin culture

Miyamoto loves big booty Mexican women.

This

Nice pollution over there, pablo

???

cuba isnt latin america?

Every country in America that speaks language derived from Latin is latin america

Brasil prefers SEGA

Canada is Latin America?

Yes

The Mushroom Gorge music track from Mario Kart Wii directly samples El Condor Pasa, a peruvian folk song. I guess the track itself was somewhat modeled after the Andean mountains.

Also there's a K.K. Slider song that directly references Peru both in the music style and in it's internal name.

Unless they want to tackle the civil unrest and blatant theft, there's really no reason to tackle anything other than the festivals of Rio. Same reason most games focus on the tradition and spectacle of Chinese art and design over China itself. Stereotypes are fine as long as they accentuate the best parts of a culture.

Because most of Latin America is 3rd world shitholes that subsist on a dollar a day. Mexico just barely edges over into having enough wherewithal for modern products by bordering and leeching the wealth of the USA.

>leeching the wealth of the USA
>forcing unfair trades
>forcing taxes
>he only cares about immigrants stealing his job

>>>Splatoon 2 inspired in Mexico
"Seita Inoue, grew up in Mexico and although he does not remember much"
>>>The best Smash players in the World is Mexican
*Chilean
>>>Breath of the Wild, Warioware 3DS getting Mexican dub
Which is dogshit compared to Mexican dub a decade earlier. Even Argentina has stepped up his dub game
>>>Mexico has its own official Nintendo magazine
Chile and Argentina too, but like current Club Nintendo, they're all dead
>>>Mexico is the only country with access to the E-shop in latam
Blatantly false

>inb4 some seething chicanos

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MKLeo is the current best Smash player, Zero wasn't good

Zelda Breath of the Wild MEXICAN dub is God tier

False, Club Nintendo is owned by Televisa, Argentina and Chile got localized versions for their countries

South Americans need an American or Canadian account to download games

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>Zero wasn't good
>Undisputed king for two gens
lmao

>God tier
When the english dub was even worse that's not too much to say. The jap was better than both though

> localized
You mean their own versions, edited locally without mexican interference

>South Americans need an American or Canadian account to download games
Again, false
store.nintendo.co/
store.nintendo.cl/
store.nintendo.com.ar/

>>Zero wasn't good
>>Undisputed king for two gens
>lmao

Undisputed? Kek, he was good for a while but he later started failing, still MKLeo is more successful

>>God tier
>When the english dub was even worse that's not too much to say.
The jap was better than both though

So you admit that the Mexican dub is better

>> localized
>You mean their own versions, edited locally without mexican interference

That's what I meant, the CN magazines got edited for those countries, CN is owned by Televisa

>>South Americans need an American or Canadian account to download games
>Again, false
>store.nintendo.co/
>store.nintendo.cl/
>store.nintendo.com.ar/

That's web based, South Americans can't buy natively from the E-shop

we are too poor and games are too expansive, next question?

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>off-brand Mexicans
pass

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Why do Mexicans love Nintendo so much?

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>he was good for a while
That while lasted all Smash 4 and a huge chunk of ultimate. I don't know how the later is more successful than that.

>Mexican dub is better
Than the english dub? Yeah, because it was afwul. The mexican dub didn't had a cringish Zelda talking with a fake spaniard accent. But as I said, the jap and french dub are better than the rest.

>the CN magazines got edited for those countries
Not edited, as it implies it had the same content than the Mexican CN. They were their own magazines with the CN name.

>can't buy natively from the E-shop
Which is useless when the 3DS is dead and you can buy games with local currency.for the Switch

>>he was good for a while
>That while lasted all Smash 4 and a huge chunk of ultimate. I don't know how the later is more successful than that.

But MKLeo also became tremendously popular in Smash 4, he even won the biggest pool prize, he is now considered the best Smash player

>>Mexican dub is better
>Than the english dub? Yeah, because it was afwul. The mexican dub didn't had a cringish Zelda talking with a fake spaniard accent. But as I said, the jap and french dub are better than the rest.

Mexican dub is considered the best

>>the CN magazines got edited for those countries
>Not edited, as it implies it had the same content than the Mexican CN. They were their own magazines with the CN name.

Nope, read the story of Club Nintendo, it was the same magazine for all countries but they got localized for some countries

>>can't buy natively from the E-shop
>Which is useless when the 3DS is dead and you can buy games with local currency.for the Switch

Ok