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They don't need a partner, though. Valve has more than enough resources to set up its own production and distribution center.
Oh, you're privy to their finances and current international relations?
They have the money, but it makes very little sense to invest the capital required in setting up the infrastructure for something that is not their primary business. Its far more cost effective to partner like they have in the past with gamestop for instance and use their Distibution versus creating the infrastructure for a single product...
Basic business sense really.
Not to mention how completely unstable the economy is in those countries.
Their revenue is public:
https://gameworldobserver.com/2022/07/26/steam-games-revenue-3-1-billion-2022-recession-vg-insights
Bringing up "international relations" is pointless, various countries would welcome a big company that will pay a lot of taxes. Sometimes, countries (or states) even fight for them.
It's also unstable in various European countries. Sometimes, even more.
Except that isn't Steam reporting it(they are a private company so they don't publicly release those reports) it's an educated guess based on 3rd party sources.
Which of those unstable countries is it officially released in?
If you want some accuracy you can always see what games sold more per year and do the math.
Revenue isn't profit, you can have a trillion dollars in revenue and be doing poorly if your spending more then your making, just look at the EPIC game store for instance.....
Yeah but the vast majority of the European countries are stable, so having a distribution center in Europe lets you hit up all those stable countries, unlike in Latin America where the entire country is unstable. Not to mention it gives them a better staging point to distribute to the asian markets.
Of course thats also ignoring that Latin America as a market for steam is pitiful, while Europe is one of their largest markets. Hence why it makes no sense to set up a distribution center in Latin America....
That's.....that's essentially what they did...
UK is the best example, their economy/currency has been highly unstable. Apparently, you're unaware that not all members of the EU have adopted the Euro, and that doesn't apply only to the UK.
they left
The UK's economy is not unstable....
As someone else mentioned, having a center in the EU opens up all stable economies.