Does anyone know why the cost of games has dropped? I always expected to pay £25 - £30 for new and popular games but have just paid £15 for Vampyre and £7.50 for Perry Rhodan. I'm not complaining though!
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Re: Prices of games
[Re: cris53]
#426350 11/22/0807:50 AM11/22/0807:50 AM
I have not noticed any change in price either up or down . I do feel that with the changing economy thus far there will be a change maybe as soon as early next year.
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Re: Prices of games
[Re: lexxy]
#426725 11/22/0805:37 PM11/22/0805:37 PM
I'm personally happy to pay much more than £7.50 for a game from which I get hours of entertainment. That doesn't sound like a break-even price for the developer.
The recession may boost the entertainment sector to some extent.
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