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General discussion (archive)Finally, americans and australians get equal pricing(34 posts)(34 posts)
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Posted October 25, 2009
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Navagon: Retardation, in other words. Sad but true.
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klaymen: And it will become only worse.....
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MW2 for 40€ with a movie as a preorder bonus and cdkey usable on Steam vs. 60€ directly from steam.
One can only LOL @ ST€AM.

Oh yeah, you're right! All Modern Warfare 2 PC games, regardless if it was bought on Steam or in retail uses Steam anyway. Even if you wanted to tie your game into Steam, buying it on Steam is only the dumbest thing to do.
Posted October 25, 2009
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Zeewolf: Barely below? You need to shop around, as that's quite expensive even for a retail game. €60 Euro is 500 NOK, typical PC-games costs 400-450 NOK around here.

New ones, around in Trondheim at least, costs around 500 NOK brand new, from what I've seen. New console games are around 600 NOK.
Post edited October 25, 2009 by sheepdragon
Posted October 25, 2009
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michaelleung: Oh yeah, you're right! All Modern Warfare 2 PC games, regardless if it was bought on Steam or in retail uses Steam anyway. Even if you wanted to tie your game into Steam, buying it on Steam is only the dumbest thing to do.

Thumbs up for that. :)
Posted October 25, 2009
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michaelleung: Oh yeah, you're right! All Modern Warfare 2 PC games, regardless if it was bought on Steam or in retail uses Steam anyway. Even if you wanted to tie your game into Steam, buying it on Steam is only the dumbest thing to do.

But... but... Ill miss out on the best shooter EVAR!!!
Oh wait, I already own OFP2...
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