Not to mention subsidiaries are mandated for foreign video game companies to sell games here in Indonesia, so it's kind of a no brainer that they might have to in the future.

Indonesian game stores also sold more than 3,000 Switch 2 consoles, similar figures as Thailand too?

Part of me feels like TH's model could be a way for Nintendo to open a subsidiary in Indonesia, since they're one of the few SEA countries supported by Active Boeki/Maxsoft (the first SEA distributor circa NES era), as well as handling IDN localization to comply with new local content regulations

I wonder if they will replicate this in other countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines, considering Bandai Namco Studios Singapore have specifically assisted Nintendo on many of their first-party titles

For comparison, existing listings of imported Japanese PS5 Pro consoles go for 13 million IDR on Tokopedia, I'd expect these to be 15-16 million with the Sony Indonesia official support tax

For comparison, in Nintendo's official Shopee stores in Singapore and Thailand, they managed to sell only 1677+ units and a shy of 2852+ units respectively

When you interact with one of them, it will display all the good memories you have with them as if their lives flashes before their eyes. And I had such a hard time parting with one of them I literally cried and later woke up with tears in my eyes.

Anyway Pokemon is amazing

I'm glad that there's a piece of Indonesian media that tackles trauma and mental health topics in a serious matter, and we need more of it. I can absolutely see why this game was on the nominee sights of the Geoff Keighley himself at the Game Awards last year lol