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S.T.A.G.E. on 29 December 2012
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Cobretti2 said:
scottie said:
As an Australian, where video games sell for ~$120 US, I expect 100 hours from any full price video game I buy. This includes replay, any extras, any time my friends spend playing it, and of course, multiplayer counts more (4 people playing for 1 hour = 1 person playing for 4).

 

Games arnt that bad anymore, usually can find a place that selles them for say $89 AUD (ie jb hifi and kmart) that forces EB to lower their prices quick.

Anyway, still funny when people find a $60 game expensive in the US when we got it worst. Hence why it is hard to define hours on a $60 budget when it is all relative to the country you live in.

Even our movie tickets are like $18-$20 and bluray $40-$50 for a movie haha.


Well you're talking exchange rate, but In japan they are paying far more than the both of us combined. I am speaking on the fact that the American market is a huge indicator of pricing based on their purchasing habits. People are starting to demand with their dollar today more than ever for what they are playing and the variation in games are causing the prices to fluctuate. People will start demanding the content on a disc match their purchasing price.