
Summary of Starcraft 2 prices around the globe - Page 2
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ImSkeptical
Australia51 Posts
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DrakanSilva
Chile932 Posts
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Kaboo
Sweden125 Posts
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
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qoiN
Sweden576 Posts
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deL
Australia5540 Posts
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dartoo
India2889 Posts
Most of my buddies are ordering from other sites. But...it almost surely wont be here on day 1 ![]() ![]() It'll probably take about a week to get it here,and it costs about 64 dollars on play asia. The sad part is computer games are normally very cheap when they officially release here. GTA4 cost 499 rupees (about 14 dollars) on day 1. and tahe orange box cost something like 25$ on day1. So I'll be paying about 3 times the amount and no day1. ![]() | ||
Ftrunkz
Australia2474 Posts
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WAAA
New Zealand291 Posts
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Coraz
United States252 Posts
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tyCe
Australia2542 Posts
On May 29 2010 22:06 ImSkeptical wrote: Australia has always had it up the ass. Its rediculous how much cheaper it is to download games if you can, you save like 50 aussie dollars sometimes, especially for new releases. But what are you going to do ![]() Yeah, but you forgot that we're screwed either way because of our capped Internet plans. If we had a chart for Internet prices in Australia and the rest of the world, it'd probably be even worse than games. | ||
fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
On May 29 2010 20:57 nbMifu wrote: Brazil will also have the limited time option, like Russia and other latin american countries. But it will also be possible to buy the complete game. Do you have info on the complete game price for these countries? And also, thanks for the statistics ![]() I think we do have to buy the digital version from USA, which is $60, and I believe they wont be taxing that, so its R$110. Furthermore its in english, which should be much much better than portuguese version (Aldaris: construa mais postes LOL) | ||
freeloader625
United States180 Posts
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Singapore6164 Posts
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
On May 29 2010 23:23 Coraz wrote: excuse me but what does full single player + an amount of time mean In markets where piracy is highly dominant due to the low income of the populace, such as Russia and Brazil, Blizzard is providing special versions of the game with singleplayer and a limited amount of time they can play multiplayer. Once that time has expired, the one who purchased such a copy can either pay a subscription fee to extend the period or they can upgrade to a full version with unlimited multiplayer. However, they can also just bypass that and purchase a regular full copy right off the bat. Blizzard (the Battle.net team in particular) has been doing a lot of things wrong recently and I am seriously disappointed about that. However, I think their approach to these markets has been both fair and preety realistic given the circumstances that dominate in such countries. | ||
Garnet
Vietnam9011 Posts
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nihoh
Australia978 Posts
On May 29 2010 21:46 Razamataz wrote: Why do Australians always have to pay so much for games? Is it some kind of distribution conspiracy? The reality of an Island far away from production? I've always been curious about this. Well there's two main game distributors, EB and GAME other than a few others and they basically hold a monopoly on distribution, they can price games at w/e they want. | ||
DanceDance
226 Posts
Edit: nvm getting confused with the currency conversion. | ||
arb
Noobville17920 Posts
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stellarvector
United States32 Posts
That's the jist of it... here's a link to the video I mentioned: Charles | ||
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