The most money you pay for a ps 3 game

the most i once paid for a ps 3 game is dynasty warrior 7 for 50 US dollars.

what was yours?

60 bucks plus tax

I've only once payed full price for a game ($60) and that was ME2. Other than that games are so expensive that I usually wait for them to get to at least $40 so I'm not stuck playing just one game for a while. ME2 was a must buy since it's the only one on the ps3 and is pretty much one of the very few sci-fi games out this gen. Plus, it's basically what I've been wanting in a game since the ps2 era, so it was a no brainer to get this asap.

I may have to pick up Deus Ex: Human Revolution on release day since I've been waiting for it for a few years now and it apparently is already getting really great reviews.

$30

60 bucks plus tax

Chris_Williams

Though I rarely spend that much any more.:P

100 bucks + tax for God of War III Ultimate Edition. One of my favorite purchases, worth every penny I paid for it and more.

$60

$59.99

$80 for Catherine Deluxe Edition.

GOW III $14.99, i like never buy games at launch or full price, especailly now since they most games drop pretty fast

GOW III $14.99, i like never buy games at launch or full price, especailly now since they most games drop pretty fast

bleedvideogames

yeah, pretty much this. I waited a little less than a year for FFXIII and got it for $18. In a way it's a shame since it encourages people to wait longer and get it cheaper, which can sort of be negative to the dev in the long run. Granted, it may balance out since it causes people to buy more games, and there are still a ton of people who will get games at $60, which I will do for at least one game in the upcoming months (if Deus Ex has a long campaign then it'll most likely be that to kick off the autumn). I'm hoping either Crysis 2 or Alice: Madness Returns will get a price drop so I can get that along with Deus Ex.

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GOW III $14.99, i like never buy games at launch or full price, especailly now since they most games drop pretty fast

blueboxdoctor

yeah, pretty much this. I waited a little less than a year for FFXIII and got it for $18. In a way it's a shame since it encourages people to wait longer and get it cheaper, which can sort of be negative to the dev in the long run. Granted, it may balance out since it causes people to buy more games, and there are still a ton of people who will get games at $60, which I will do for at least one game in the upcoming months (if Deus Ex has a long campaign then it'll most likely be that to kick off the autumn). I'm hoping either Crysis 2 or Alice: Madness Returns will get a price drop so I can get that along with Deus Ex.

Deus Ex has 20 hours campaign I believe, 35-40 if you want to finish the side quests. Though it has many endings and very high replayability value. If it fits your game type and you enjoy its genre then it's worth full price for sure, so if you do enjoy it and are willing to replay it you can easily spend 100 hours on it. I know I'm going for the platinum so I guess I'm looking at 150 hours or so.

$60 +tax.

80 bucks for Catherine Deluxe. I'll be spending 80 on the Mass Effect 3 CE as well.

$40. I always look for deals on games, I don't care to get the game day one or anything like that unless it's retail price is $40 (was that way when I got Super Street Fighter IV).

$55 Killzone 3 used.

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GOW III $14.99, i like never buy games at launch or full price, especailly now since they most games drop pretty fast

finalserenade75

yeah, pretty much this. I waited a little less than a year for FFXIII and got it for $18. In a way it's a shame since it encourages people to wait longer and get it cheaper, which can sort of be negative to the dev in the long run. Granted, it may balance out since it causes people to buy more games, and there are still a ton of people who will get games at $60, which I will do for at least one game in the upcoming months (if Deus Ex has a long campaign then it'll most likely be that to kick off the autumn). I'm hoping either Crysis 2 or Alice: Madness Returns will get a price drop so I can get that along with Deus Ex.

Deus Ex has 20 hours campaign I believe, 35-40 if you want to finish the side quests. Though it has many endings and very high replayability value. If it fits your game type and you enjoy its genre then it's worth full price for sure, so if you do enjoy it and are willing to replay it you can easily spend 100 hours on it. I know I'm going for the platinum so I guess I'm looking at 150 hours or so.

Nice to hear this. I'm playing through the 1st one now (yeah I know, just a tad late to the party) and am really liking the mix of fps and rpg. If the new one is anything like this then it'll be pretty amazing. I like to get the most out of a game as possible so I'll be sure to do the sidequests.

I never pay more than $20 (including tax/shipping) for any game by buying used, waiting for price drops, etc. I may make exceptions for purchasing gifts or primarily multiplayer-centered games, but very rarely.

The most I've spent was on the LBP 2 collectors edition which was $80 I think

I paid $99.99 + tax for Gran Turismo 5 Collector's Edition (I am pretty sure I had a $50 GameStop gift card for that, though). Other than that, I paid $59.99 + tax for Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and GTA IV. Those are the only games that I have paid full price for. The rest of the 25+ PS3 games I own, I probably paid around $25 for each of them and they were all bought new.

Also, I'm pretty sure I will be getting Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Collector's Eddition so that will be $99.99 + tax as well.

$130.00 for Killzone 3 Helghan Edition.

most ive spent is $100 on Infamous 2

140 or 150 not sure.. whatever Socom 4 was.

I pay full price for games I really like and want to play.

100 bucks for mortal kombat kollector edition .

$25 is my max. All I have to do is wait until the game is at least six months old before that happens and that's not a problem for me.

$80 for the Hardened Edition of Call of Duty: Black Ops.

In the past, $60 on a new game quite a few times..

Now days, $30, or $40 the absolute most. I buy everything used on Amazon now, and what sells at Gamestop for $15 or so, I seem to be able to find for $5 or so on Amazon. For newer games, they are usually around $30-$40 used. I don't mind waiting a bit before I buy a new release.

The most I pay is £40. Anthing over that price is usually a game published by Activision, and I refuse to pay more.

$99 AUD for Modern Warfare 2... which at that time wouldve been about 85 USD...

£40

Unless its a MGS Limited Edition, in which case there is no limit.

Sixty bucks for a few new games at release. Never bought a special edition or anything like that. I buy most of my games after they hit the bargain bin.

$70 plus tax for the RE5 Collector's Edition when it first came out.

I'll cough up £45 for a nice cheap collector edition like Heavy Rain, LBP2 or the up-coming Deus Ex, but I try not to pay more than £35 for a standard edition.

$60. I almost never get any Collecter's Edition or stuff like that. The only one of those I have is the Infamous 2 Hero Edition, since it was on sale for $60.

I pre-ordered "LA Noire". $60. But I normally wait until a title hits $20 or less.

I payed £43 for Uncharted 2 which was the standard edition and not the collectors edition.