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Australia, Japonia, Korea, Rusia nu au? 
Cred că în America de Sud situația politică și economică este de vină. Este mai sigur pentru Sony să vândă direct în USD.
De exemplu:

Originally Posted by
gamesindustry.biz Argentina's local currency is tied to the US dollar, and fluctuates often -- at the time of publication, the official rate conversion states that $1 USD equals $86 Argentinian Pesos (ARS), but there are several other types of USD. Banks only allow customers to purchase $200 USD a month at the official rate. People who want to purchase more have to rely on unofficial exchange houses -- the so-called underground "caves" -- where they use "Blue Dollar" instead, which sits on $163 ARS. The latter is by and large the most established, and is often considered the norm.
Next-gen consoles have few answers to Argentina's longstanding reliance on piracy