Regional differences in gaming behavior are massive and often overlooked. Asia-Pacific accounts for 53% of global gaming revenue, with mobile gaming dominating at 72% market share versus 28% in North America. Average session lengths vary dramatically: Korean players average 90+ minutes in PC cafes, while Southeast Asian mobile gamers prefer 8-12 minute sessions. Payment preferences differ wildly too - credit cards dominate in the West, while carrier billing and digital wallets rule in Asia. Interestingly, social features perform 3x better in collectivist cultures (Asia) versus individualistic ones (Western Europe/NA). F2P conversion rates in China reach 8-12% compared to 2-4% globally. When designing global games, one-size-fits-all rarely works. Have you localized your analytics dashboards by region? What surprising regional differences have you discovered in your data?