EvaUnit02 on 14/5/2010 at 13:42
Heh, (
http://pixelsmashers.com/?p=1050) Wings of Liberty has a RRP of $60 USD. It's typical Kotick. Like with the CoD:MW2 RRP being ridiculously high and the MW2 Stimulus Map pack costing $15 USD, they're charging that price because they can, the audience will lap it up in droves.
I'm eager to see what Activision do when the "Heart of the Swarm" and "Legacy of the Void" retail releases are formerly announced. If they're priced as full games ($50-60 USD) it will be awesome, the burns delivered would be glorious indeed. It'll be even sweeter if they don't keep their promise of the Zerg and Protoss campaigns being 30 missions long each (i.e. equal length to the full game's campaign).
Nameless Voice on 14/5/2010 at 15:14
Um, the RRP of all new games is ~€50 here, which is more than $60, so fair enough? I don't see why the Americans should always get their games cheaper than me.
Amazon are currently selling it on pre-order for ~€41, which is $50 anyway.
catbarf on 15/5/2010 at 03:37
Quote Posted by Nameless Voice
Um, the RRP of all new games is ~€50 here, which is more than $60, so fair enough? I don't see why the Americans should always get their games cheaper than me.
This is one of the few times when that overused airplane gif can be appropriately trotted out.
gunsmoke on 15/5/2010 at 10:26
nice try
june gloom on 15/5/2010 at 20:04
Quote Posted by catbarf
This is one of the few times when that overused airplane gif can be appropriately trotted out.
Considering it not only went for quite some time without being used, and considering you live near a metaphorical airport, I'd hardly say it was overused.
catbarf on 15/5/2010 at 20:52
Good for you. Another glittering insight courtesy of dethtoll.
june gloom on 15/5/2010 at 21:51
Damn right brother.
Yakoob on 16/5/2010 at 22:14
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