Zackasaurus-rex on 30 November 2014
Selling in Europe is a better general indicator of quality. They're smarter consumers, on average.
That's why it is better, really. It's an indicator that the product is good. That higher price tag covers taxes (which are IN the price in Europe), import fees, European operating costs (more languages, more countries), etc. I doubt the games are much more profitable per sale, if at all.
