Blocked by two governments, U.S. video games — normally priced in the U.S. at more than a Cuban makes in a month — are as inexpensive as they are ubiquitous in Cuba’s thriving black market.

A DIY drone video of hotels and beaches in Cuba have been heavily featured in Cuban tourism advertisements.

Savior’s struggle to become Cuba’s first indie video game. Trump, Fidel and the birth of a new gaming nation. by Brian Crecente. Dec 9, 2016, 9:30 PM UTC. Concept art Savior’s Facebook page.

COMMENTARY Draconian sentences meted out under Cuba's cyber-sedition laws should beckon support for more subtle, private sector subversion — including video games.