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crimochina

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Q: where can i buy legit xbox 360 games in shanghai?

11 years 24 weeks ago in Shopping - Shanghai

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lchickman

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Is there a difference ?

If so, have you tried Carrefour? They're supposed to be like Walmart , right ? They have TVs and stuff . I just assume they might .

Or Taobao ... they have everything

crimochina:

typically no, but this years addition of madden seems to have trouble working, before i buy a new xbox i want to try the official game to see if it works.

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Technically, XBox, Wii, PS3 are all not legally allowed to be imported into China. Any game systems you find are smuggled in from HK, Japan,etc.

Same with games.

So as for buying "legit" games, they will all be black market here.

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