Damn, even GoG is getting on the Regional Pricing bandwagon.
And the users responds with a GoG petition.
Guess their The Regional Ripoff: Why Can't Gaming Be Fair? argument failed economically.
damn, that's bad, like really really bad. If even gog goes this way, all is lost.
It seems they are talking only about some new releases, but we all know that's how it starts and how it ends.
Damn, even GoG is getting on the Regional Pricing bandwagon.
And the users responds with a GoG petition.
Guess their The Regional Ripoff: Why Can't Gaming Be Fair? argument failed economically.
I assume they want to move on to some "new" games instead of the Good Old Games, so they have to convince some big studios with some compromise.The game cost different amounts in in the US, the UK, the European Union, and Australia. We're doing something like that once again in order to bring you new titles from fantastic bigger studios.
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Whoever made that car .gif is awesome.
Damn, even GoG is getting on the Regional Pricing bandwagon.
And the users responds with a GoG petition.
Guess their The Regional Ripoff: Why Can't Gaming Be Fair? argument failed economically.
Sleeping Dogs is great!
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Daaamn, that looks amazing. So tempted to pick it up today, but I also want Far Cry 3 (will end up getting both I guess, must resist...).
Sleeping Dogs is great!
I see Sleeping Dogs for $5. Worth it? Is any of the DLC worth my money?
Here is what I wrote on GoG thread. I paste this here since it also concern Steam.FUCKING GODDAMMIT GOG WHY!?!?!?!?!?!?
Will I continue to buy on GOG with these regional different prices?
Regional pricing can benefit them but the negative effect of removing one of your core policies where your customers exist mostly to support those policies and not to buy your stuff, would be enormous.
GoG sells stuff because they are the anti-DRM, anti-"whatever the other DD platform does". They exist because they are not Steam, Origin, Uplay, etc. And they exist because Steam exist and they can put themselves at a niche market by contrasting whatever they do.
Now they are trying to be a DD platform like the others meaning they are giving up the niche market that created and fed them for years.
As far as I see Steam can annihilate any DD platform without big exclusive titles and if GoG leaves their niche spot, somebody else will take it and GoG will be stuck in limbo.
Damn the tule tree made my thumbs sore.
the Obscure games coming out never actually came out on PC correct?
Must be the shades.
But wasn't that rewarding in the end? I loved that section. Been a while since a game put me through such a great challenge.
I still believe this was the best reply from a GAFfer regarding Sleeping Dogs:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=71164406&postcount=9762
Nabbed Kingdoms of Amalur off Amazon. Was bitching about the AU price when it was on sale on Steam a couple of weeks back, waiting saved me 12 bucks...which I blew on Binary Domain and Alpha Protocol.
Ubisoft sale is mostly disappointing - guessing we'll see Assassin's Creed series (except IV) on sale tomorrow.
Damn, even GoG is getting on the Regional Pricing bandwagon.
And the users responds with a GoG petition.
Guess their The Regional Ripoff: Why Can't Gaming Be Fair? argument failed economically.
GoG is evil now?
Sleeping Dogs is great!
They even removed the fair price policy point from their page. Good bye fair pricing? Fuck this!
Blink Bundle having a tax for non-USers, now THATS evil
They're not alone, sadly.
If more people start doing it, I'll be taking my ball and going home.
Blink Bundle having a tax for non-USers, now THATS evil
Infinite helmets!I loved motorcycles in that game so much, I almost never drove in a car unless I had to for a mission
I just started to be more selective with bundles to compensate that 21% raise in price, at least I try to be.
GoG is evil now?
Damn. The backslash will be heavy.
Considering GOG's prior stance, they likely didn't have too much of a choice in the matter. They may deserve criticism, but not total condemnation, unless it's been evidenced that they seriously have it coming.
With Humble Bundle, GOG, and others all doing this around the same time, this is probably an industry movement spearheaded by some of the larger publishers.
Yep. If you're going to make me pay twice as much as my friends across the pond, then fuck you, I don't need your shit, basically.
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Damn, even GoG is getting on the Regional Pricing bandwagon.
And the users responds with a GoG petition.
Guess their The Regional Ripoff: Why Can't Gaming Be Fair? argument failed economically.
Not too familiar with GOG, but can you gift games on there?