I was wondering with the initial shutdown if an overall lack of confidence in the U.S. economy in general was more to blame, rather than a lack of general interest in the U.S.
In other words, what's the point in running games here if another Great Depression happens and nobody can afford them?
Bu then Wildstar stayed on course, and there was little sign of shutting down Aion.
But now, I have to wonder what is going through the minds of NCsoft and any other Korean gaming company, now that NK and America have managed to get themselves in a cold war that could hit the boiling point at any moment. Presuming NK is anywhere near the point of long range missiles, the first thing they'd try to light up aside from Hawaii, would be the major cities along the west coast. NCwest is sitting in the middle of a primary target zone.
