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Well,for Wii U games, this is not that bad as they are typically $5 (Smash Bros) to $25 (Captain Toad) cheaper than PS4 or XBO games. So basically Wii U games will still be reasonably priced for the most part, even with an increase.

I will not be paying $74.99 for my PS4 games (Kijiji all the way!)



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74.99 = 59.81 USD

still a little cheaper than the US



 

Ya I'm not gonna be paying $75 for a new game, might aswell wait for a price drop.



Well that equals about 59.82 us dollars.



aikohualda said:
74.99 = 59.81 USD

still a little cheaper than the US


The Canadian dollar is an abomination with a  terrible conversion rate... Note that even if the dollar rises, those game prices probably won't fall =.=

Guess I have to hold out till sales/price drops happen, but with Nintendo games, that rarely occurs



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Exchange rate is .8 to 1 right now, so 74.95 Canadian is 59.78 American.



Fuck I didnt know that!!! I remember growing up I had to pay $100 a game but was happy last gen when it was down to $59, but now the horrible feeling is coming back! Now ill definitely wait for games to be cheap.

Fuckin blows.



Platina said:
aikohualda said:
74.99 = 59.81 USD

still a little cheaper than the US


The Canadian dollar is an abomination with a  terrible conversion rate... Note that even if the dollar rises, those game prices probably won't fall =.=

Guess I have to hold out till sales/price drops happen, but with Nintendo games, that rarely occurs

usually it sways a few cents from 0.8 so i dont think it is a big deal



 

I live in Canada and an extra $5-15 isn't really that bad (I only buy about 2 games a year) considering how much the developers budget has increased. The higher the prices go worldwide though could possibly lead to a videogame crash. Money is built to decrease in value, everythings going to be more expensive as the generations go on. We as gamers are very lucky that prices stayed at $60 for so long. This is also a good reason why companies try to hit our wallets with DLC.



Platina said:
aikohualda said:
74.99 = 59.81 USD

still a little cheaper than the US


The Canadian dollar is an abomination with a  terrible conversion rate... Note that even if the dollar rises, those game prices probably won't fall =.=

Guess I have to hold out till sales/price drops happen, but with Nintendo games, that rarely occurs


The past year has been rough on Canadian currency. Went from .95 US dollars to .8 US dollars.