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I could say in general, it is not bad. We can get online, play without lags and bad latency (most of the time). But we surely have problems in downloading. During to the new terms and costs set for the internet, everything is better than the past but it is far away from perfection. And about your last question, I have to say there still is not a good infrastructure to deal with the future of gaming. We all know the future has got a lot of streaming stuff coming which I think, as of now, most of the gamers in Iran will not be able to use the streaming services.

Garshasp, E.T. Armies, mountaineer, The Dark Phantom and many others. In Microsoft's Briefing in E3 2018 Children of Morta got featured in the indie games which is a game from an Iranian team.

Well, personally I cover, edit and go through lots of news and articles daily. But I always had the most fun while I was writing my own series of feature articles named "Two sides of a coin". In this series I talk about both pros and cons of a game, movie, event etc as equally as possible and wonder about the future of those things. I haven't find the time to continue the series and write another episode for a while. My least favorite thing to cover are the news of online-only games which are again on a rise. I do enjoy my time playing online, but today with all the battle-royale heat... well you know! I'm exhausted!

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We are very happy to answer your question. I myself live AC and Ubisoft in genreal because who else makes great historical games? Well, aside from the fanboying, AC has a great fanbase in Iran and none of the versions got banned here. In general, Japanese games do not have the majority attention here and they have got their special fans and followers. The gaming industry here is more attracted towards arcade titles. But if story-based games get developed, they are more likely to be based in setting of Iran.