Almost all foreign countries' game pods cost five to ten times more than those in Huaxia, and sometimes even more.
Seeing the price, the foreigners nearly fell into depression.
This was even more outrageous than the game rings had been back then.
Jiang Siming was trying to suck their blood!
After Huaxia's players learned about it, they suddenly felt that 50,000 was an incredibly fair price. Haha.
Without comparison, there was no sense of disparity.
They even started feeling sorry for the foreigners.
But then they thought about how foreign products were sold in Huaxia at several times their original prices, and Jiang Siming's actions seemed perfectly reasonable.
More than a decade ago, the latest iPhone in America cost only one or two hundred dollars, but its price multiplied countless times when it reached Huaxia.
If you imported it directly from America into Huaxia, the domestic Apple stores wouldn't even repair it for you. They were just that disgusting.
But there was nothing anyone could do. Back then, iPhones really were far superior to all domestic phones. Even with such unfair treatment, many people still wanted to buy them.
That was the power of a technological monopoly. If you had something others didn't, you could name whatever price you wanted.
But now, holographic games were unique to Huaxia. Jiang Siming could naturally set whatever price he pleased.
If you didn't want to buy one, then don't. He wasn't begging you to buy it.
Even so, when the game rings had sold for several times their original price in various countries, countless foreigners had still bought them.
The game pods were the same. Although fewer people would certainly buy them this time—the price was simply too high, and many couldn't afford it—
Jiang Siming was certain that plenty of people would