I was going to pick this up, but it's £45 - on key sites!!
When did PC games get so expensive? I don't buy a huge amount these days, but a few years back PC games via key sites were about half that price at launch.
You missed the boat a bit, as soon as reviews came out the cdkey sites bumped the price. I picked it up for £38 on Wednesday. That being said AAA PC games have rarely been cheaper than £27 at launch. Unfortunately rising costs of development/marketing are pushing prices up and we have to pay. That being said I don't mind it as much if it's a quality product that I'll get more than a few hours out of.
For some reason, computer game prices stagnated for a good few decades.
I remember "Full Price" Spectrum games in the 80's being £10.
PC games being £20-£30
Console games being £40 not long after.
For some reason, computer game prices stagnated for a good few decades which is odd as the cost of developing games has increased significantly compared to the bedroom coders of the 80's but then again, publishers were the ones making the cash then.
And full circle, Deep Silver want more cash now
Is this out now? Anyone played it yet?
Not played a decent fps in years, so interested if this is actually any good.
It is out, launched at 5am. Was hoping to play tonight but out for dinner so probably a Saturday jobbie.
I was going to pick this up, but it's £45 - on key sites!!
When did PC games get so expensive? I don't buy a huge amount these days, but a few years back PC games via key sites were about half that price at launch.
Same game on consoles sell about x10 more than PC though is mainly why! Many PC gamers are not using recent hardware either so wait until games are way cheaper in sales before buying.Yea, they are pricing PC games the same as consoles now. Consoles games are more expensive because Sony/MS take royalties from each sale, but that doesn't happen on an open platform like PC. It's just more money grabbing.