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Has the worst ideas ever
(08-06-2009,
09:18 PM)
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The 360 Games on Demand Thread of UnUnified Prices, Releases & Paying Way Over Retail
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So on the 11th of August Games on Demand goes live though some titles have already started showing up.
Sadly Microsoft has abandoned it's world wide unified price point for these titles and they are also over RRP.At the moment unless your really killing yourself to get up and change a disc I would recommend avoid. It's a great idea with unfortunately many price points that kill it. Edit Regarding the High Price Points: Microsoft Have Responded
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Anyway here is the OP: Current Releases Available: New Games Should be Released Every Tuesday Assassins Creed US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $29.99 - 2000MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Battlefield Bad Company US: $19.99 - 1600MSP CAD: $24.99 - 1600MSP Bullet Witch JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP Burnout Revenge US: $19.99 - 1600MSP Burnout Paradise ($20 on PSN) CAD: $24.99 - 1600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Bioshock US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP AU: $49.95 - 3000MSP NZ: $49.95 - 3000MSP Call of Duty 2 US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP SWIS: 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP AU: $49.95 - 3000MSP NZ: $69.95 - 4400MSP Chromehounds (Online Servers due to be shutdown next year) JPN: 2940yen - 2000MSP DDR universe US: $29.99 - 2400MSP Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP SWIS: CoD2 : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP AU: $49.95 - 3000MSP NZ: $49.95 - 3000MSP Fight Night Round 3 CAD: $24.99 - 1600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP Idolm@ster JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP Idolm@ster L4U JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP Karaoke Revolution presents American Idol Encore US: $29.99 - 2400MSP Kameo UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP AU: $29.95 - 1800MSP NZ: $29.95 - 1800MSP Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400SMP SWIS: 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Mass Effect US: $19.99 - 1600MSP CAD: $29.99 - 2000MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400SMP SWIS: 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP AU: $99.95 - 6000MSP NZ: $99.95 - 6000MSP Meet The Robinsons CAD: $24.99 - 1600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP NZ: $99.95 - 6000MSP MX vs ATV Untamed CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Need for Speed Carbon US: $19.99 - 1600MSP CAD: $24.99 - 1600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400SMP SWIS: 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP JPN: 2,940yen - 2800 MSP Need for Speed Most Wanted CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Need For Speed: Pro Street US: $19.99 - 1600MSP Perfect Dark Zero UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP AU: $29.95 - 1800MSP NZ: $29.95 - 1800MSP JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP Prey CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP AU: $29.95 - 1800MSP NZ: $29.95 - 1800MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Rainbow Six: Vegas CAD: $19.99 - 1400MSP JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP [b]Ridge Racer 6 US: $29.99 - 2400MSP CAD: $29.99 - 2000MSP Rockstar Table Tennis CAD: $34.99 - 2200MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP AU: $69.95 - 4400MSP NZ: $49.95 - 3000MSP Sega Rally UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP AU: $49.95 - 3000MSP NZ: $49.95 - 3000MSP Saints Row CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP NZ: $49.95 - 3000MSP Sonic the Hedgehog US: $19.99 - 1600MSP CAD: $24.99 - MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP Tomb Raider Legends UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP Viva Pinata US: $19.99 - 1600MSP CAD: $19.99 - 1400MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400 MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400SMP SWIS: 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP JPN: 2,940yen - 2000MSP AU:$29.95 - 1800MSP NZ: $29.95 - 1800MSP Viva Pinata: TIP CAD: $39.99 - 2600MSP UK: £19.99 - 2400MSP EURO: 29.99 - 2400MSP NWY: 299NOK - 2400MSP SWDN: 349 SEK - 2400MSP DNMK: 299dkr - 2400MSP AU: $69.95 - 4400MSP NZ: $69.95 - 4400MSP Give me a hand I'll keep the op updated as long as you let me know what's new. Last edited by Gowans007 : 08-25-2009 at 03:58 PM. |
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Has the worst ideas ever
(08-06-2009,
09:20 PM)
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#3
Originally Posted by Kandrick:
Put them up and I'll put them in the op, along with RRP's if you can find them. It's crazy when you see it all together. |
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I need some paprika
Official moneylender of the Coalition of Muslim Drug Dealers (08-06-2009,
09:23 PM)
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#7
Up on the Dutch GoD section :
CoD2 for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Oblivion for 29,99 / 2400 MSP NFS:Carbon for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Star Wars Complete Saga for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Mass Effect for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Viva Pinata for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Assassin's Creed for 29,99 / 2400 MSP Let's boycott this shit. |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:24 PM)
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#9
Repost from the other thread:
There are seven games on the Norwegian marketplace: Assassin's Creed Call of Duty 2 Lego Star Wars Complete Saga Mass Effect Need for Speed Carbon Oblivion Viva Pinata All ar 299NOK, or 2400 MSP. The price difference between the direct currency and the points are huge though. 299NOK vs. 197NOK. So you save 34% by using Microsoft Points instead of your credit card (not to mention if you manage to snag some of those bargain points cards). Hell, by using points, most of those games are even cheaper than at retail (at least after checking prisguide.no). Color me pleasantly surprised. |
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Blinded by the luminous glory that is David Bowie's physical manifestation.
(08-06-2009,
09:26 PM)
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#12
Originally Posted by MMaRsu:
No need. If these are the actual prices EVERYWHERE (IE: Overpriced) it's going to fall on it's face like the "X-box Originals" and in a couple of years MS is going to drop support because they think we're stupid and going to pay for the convience factor of DD for more than the disc copy. |
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GAF's Ed McMahon
(08-06-2009,
09:27 PM)
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#13
Switzerland prices:
CoD2 : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Oblivion : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP NFS:Carbon : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Star Cars Complete Saga : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Mass Effect : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Viva Pinata : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Assassin's Creed : 49CHF / 32 - 2800 MSP Its the highest so far. I wonder if Microsoft thinks that since everyone put their money in our banks, that we are all rich as fuck ? WTF ? |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:28 PM)
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#16
This service is going to flop hard, the games are too expensive and don't really offer any advantage over their retail counterparts.
They should've gone with a rental idea rather than game purchases, I guarantee that would be a much more successful venture than what they are doing with Games On Demand. DD is great for the types of games that couldn't be sold at retail, but it doesn't really suit the games that are also sold at retail. |
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Has the worst ideas ever
(08-06-2009,
09:32 PM)
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#23
Originally Posted by Captain N:
Click on the game then press Y |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:32 PM)
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#24
Originally Posted by acm2000:
maybe if they sell like hotcakes when they're at DOTW prices, they'll realize the things are priced too high. |
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Has the worst ideas ever
(08-06-2009,
09:33 PM)
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#27
Originally Posted by MotorbreathX:
Pretty much (well apart from whinging about the fact MS has totally screw this up here). |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:38 PM)
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#30
Originally Posted by Sho_Nuff82:
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Junior Member
(08-06-2009,
09:38 PM)
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#31
I guess Microsoft is trying to bank in on the lazy gamer stereotype. Why should I leave the house and actually buy the game for less, when I can just download it in the comfort of my own home? The sad thing is, it will probably work (for a while), but they will eventually lower the price on these things.
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Blinded by the luminous glory that is David Bowie's physical manifestation.
(08-06-2009,
09:41 PM)
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#34
Originally Posted by DuckRacer:
... Greatest/Platnium Hits? Because my copy I got last year around this time for the same price as this release doesn't have Bring Down the Sky or anything else. ![]() |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:42 PM)
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#35
Hahaha, I'm Canadian and looking at those price, my butt is hurting soo much
Looking at the current exchange rate, it makes absolutly no sense. Oh and this is forgetting that M$ is taxing me 15% rate on them stupid points to begin with. This price strategy is beyon abismal. Good thing I'm currently not giving much playtime to the 360. Still, its a damn shame and I take it personnaly M$. Will probably have a negative impact on my support to your products. |
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raise the double standard
(08-06-2009,
09:43 PM)
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#40
Originally Posted by Captain N:
Yup. $30 is bonkers, but any game priced at $20 is officially on my radar. I can't find it new for THAT much cheaper. |
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Banned
(08-06-2009,
09:47 PM)
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#44
Cheapest UK online retail prices for the games:
http://www.weeklygeekly.co.uk/geekly...d-pricing.html |
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raise the double standard
(08-06-2009,
09:53 PM)
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#47
Originally Posted by Brannon:
I don't understand this logic at all. How are retail prices supposed to compete with used prices and how is it MS' fault if/when they don't? |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:54 PM)
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#48
They are priced like that for the convenience factor. Sure, I can get a six pack of beer at the grocery store for $6.99 and drive there, wait in line, drive all the way back... or I can walk out of the door in my PJ's and walk around the corner to the liquor store and get a six pack for $9.99. Personally, I'm willing to pay for convenience but not in this case but I bet there are a lot of folks that will.
Originally Posted by BCD2:
I can't find them priced lower for new copies either. |
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Member
(08-06-2009,
09:56 PM)
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#49
Doesn't Switzerland pay ludicrous amounts for their games anyway? I'm sure I've seen some of them complaining about it on various boards.
Here's one of their more popular sites (apparently): http://www.exlibris.ch |
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GAF's Ed McMahon
(08-06-2009,
09:58 PM)
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#50
Originally Posted by Psychotext:
No, its the same price as rest of europe as far as RRP go. |