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How much would you like to spend on a game?

Posted on Fri. Feb. 20, 2009

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For me it depends what game it is. If it was something that I have waiting for or that I am particularly interested in then I may spend a little bit extra when picking up a copy. If however I am just browsing for something to play, I would be looking for something at the lower end of the price range.

Posted by Welshy on Sat. Feb. 21, 2009

 

think of this: a $5 copy of Cod: MW2. I would buy that.

PLUS, less people are trying to steal games because they're so cheap... not that any of us would steal a game

Posted by 94sniper on Sat. Feb. 21, 2009

 

21-30 is reasonable. I think 60 (i just take euros) 60 euros is a lil high for a new game. That's the reason i download many games first. if i like it, like call of duty or battlefield i buy it. but mostly i don't buy the game because i think it's just not worth 60 euros. BTW, i just read something on nu.nl (it's a dutch site) and the discovered if they make the games a lot cheaper, it will be more bought , so much more that they profit from it too. So they make more money and sell more games.

Posted by ricardos on Sun. Feb. 22, 2009

 

At this moment i think that games are way to expensive, most of the new games range from 50 till 60 euros and thats just too much money for me to spent on something i can do without. i would buy more games if they were priced between 20 and 30 euros.

Posted by HyBr!d on Sun. Feb. 22, 2009

 

I think that it not only depends on how badly you want the game but on what type of game it is aswell. Take call of duty 4 for example. I'm a big fan of the game and i bought it when it came out and it cost (guessing) roughly $60 canadian. Imo a worthwhile investment. Now compare that to World of Warcraft. Which i believe was around $80 canadian when it came out. You also have to pay a monthly subscription to warhammer just to play the game. If you're going to be paying monthly for something, I think charging that much is outrageous and is taking advantage of your clientele.

Posted by Caspatio on Wed. Mar. 18, 2009