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JoeNTMY

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#11

Dec 27 2013 06:52pm

Quote (Yaksha @ 27 Dec 2013 23:28)

we dont get the awesome sales... only the sub par ones.

a trophy is a trophy.

Quote (BlindRage @ 28 Dec 2013 00:47)

Yeah, our sale is trash. I almost jumped on Dragon Fantasy Book bundle though. I think I'll save my money though.

edit: I saw some screenshots of Don't Starve. It looks pretty cool actually.

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/12/24/the-playstation-store-january-sale-starts-today/

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#12

Dec 27 2013 07:12pm

Quote (JoeNTMY @ Dec 27 2013 07:52pm)

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/12/24/the-playstation-store-january-sale-starts-today/

I'm not sure on the conversion etc but based on the discount percentage, that looks like a pretty amazing sale.

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Dec 27 2013 08:40pm

Quote (JoeNTMY @ Dec 27 2013 08:52pm)

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/12/24/the-playstation-store-january-sale-starts-today/

Those are terrible prices for Austrailia. They pay more then $100 USD for a triple A game?

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#14

Dec 27 2013 09:16pm

Quote (Dapwnzor @ Dec 27 2013 04:08pm)

Killzone also has a free weekend this week, or I think so

You are correct.

JoeNTMY

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#15

Dec 29 2013 04:34am

Quote (BlindRage @ 28 Dec 2013 02:12)

I'm not sure on the conversion etc but based on the discount percentage, that looks like a pretty amazing sale.

It is a very good sale.

Quote (ROM @ 28 Dec 2013 03:40)

Those are terrible prices for Austrailia. They pay more then $100 USD for a triple A game?

Australia has been riding an economic/mining boom, and avoided the recession back in 2008/9. Whether $100 is inflation busting, I do not know. The current exchange rate to US$ is 88.65. But it does now look as though Australia is going into a recession for the first time since 1991. Largely, I believe, down to government overspending. :rolleyes: