If download games were in stores, the prices would have fallen by now

[Pyramid Head]

KylieDog said:

What makes me laugh is when a game is both retail/download and the retail gets a permanent price drop.


Example:

Burnout Paradise on the PSN is £25.

The game is part of the platinum hits range, which means at retail it is sold for maximum £20.


To top that off the game got a retail special called 'The Ultimate Box'. It costs £25 and comes with a bunch of DLC, some of which costs money.



Why anyone would ever pay extra money for less content not to mention lack of a physical copy that can resell or do whatever you like with I do not know.


The PSN should be sellign the game for a lot less than retail.

if this was a site with star and flag, id star and flag

imagine if a company goes all digital dist . . . imagine ghost recon one being 60 dollars right now . . .