Seeing as how the rest of the worlds governments are cutting their interest rates because of tightening credit for business operations, it's safe to say that everyone is going to be hurting quite badly unless something is done. The world was just beginning to globalize in 1929, I think we've become a lot more interdependent since that time.Indigo_Dingo post=7.73522.798677 said:Yes, but it remains to be seen if the American crash will be quite bad enough to actively trigger a global depression. The economic state is different than it was 70 years ago, and it is unlikely to actively cripple the global economy to the same degree.stompy post=7.73522.798403 said:Dingo, the US economy is linked to the global share market, and if they get hit hard, we do too. Australia is actually going to get hard by this Wall Street Crash; we're not exempt.Indigo_Dingo post=7.73522.798291 said:You might want to qualify the statement and say it will be tough for Americans.
As for the article, it does seem to be a reasonable conclusion. Though, I will have a look at the reviews for the game before buying, but I never buy more that 3 games anyways.
As for the Game issue I don't think I'm going to be as affected by the crash, unless my mortgage goes up (which it had better not since it's fixed) the only games so far that are 'musts' for me are Fallout 3 and Gears 2. I'll probably get more, but need to see what's going to happen.