am I the only person who thinks game pricing is getting way out of hand?

[plad101]

It was Planetary Ahnialation.

I've been informed several times now, but thanks anyway

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[TristanLuigi]

I really hate game prices too, and for PC games it isn't so bad because they go on sale so often and aren't usually $60 anyway unless it's a big title. My problem is with console games, which are pretty much unconditionally $60, even when gotten digitally. (See: Nintendo)

[Tudoreleu]

i like how the cod pack is actually quite a bit cheaper than all that stuff would be separately, but you're paying over three THOUSAND EUROS for trains

[Alkatjo]

I remember the good ol' days where you could walk into your gamestore with 100 bucks and leave with 6-8 new games.

[Nal]

I remember the good ol' days where you could walk into your gamestore with 100 bucks and leave with 6-8 new games.

modern day amazon

i like how the cod pack is actually quite a bit cheaper than all that stuff would be separately, but you're paying over three THOUSAND EUROS for trains

yeah true, but most of its dlc, along with the train sim bundle

[SteveJenkins]

its funny how I have had more fun playing CS:GO (only 15$) than all the COD's combined

"AAA" game prices are becoming bullstuff

[LeetZero]

[Clone v.117]

It's funny because you're still paying a forgetload less than over here.
Any large name game (halo, cod, AC, whatever gets talked up, etc.) new will cost you $130+ in Aus, and that's just the normal edition, if you want any limited edition or pre-order bonuses it's going to cost $150-$170+
Thanks taxes.


Wow it's actually cheaper than usual lol.