Sales tax on e-shop games but not on psn? High pricing on eshop is crazy.

Yea I just bought The Cave on the eShop and it was $16.04. So tax was a little. I'm not really worried about it though.

Not true at all about cod games.. I saw Black ops 1 for $20 and that came out in 2010.. and mw2 was around $25... that came out a little over a year ago. Hell black ops 2 was 39.00 at best buys in December. Midnightshade29

Black Ops 2 is not $40 everywhere though, it's still being sold at Launch Price here.

Modern Warfare 3 is still being sold at launch price.

Doing some research shows Black Ops is actually around the $30-$40 mark.

Only Call of Dutys that are $20 or less are COD4, MW2, W@W.

If you see them being sold for less, then you're not buying a PC copy or Buying them from an online store, or your store has a sale going on.

source:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Call+of+Duty&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3ACall+of+Duty

[QUOTE="Midnightshade29"][QUOTE="charizard1605"]Go to settings in the eShop, Location settings, and enter 90210 for your Zip Code. No more sales tax. You're welcome.Ly_the_Fairy

It just depends where the eshop store is actually located.

I know Steam charges sales tax if you're a Washington resident as that's where Valve is located, and places like Newegg charge sales tax if you're a California resident.

blame your state not nintendo, mine has no tax

Yep... hell Dragon Quest 4 and 5 are still at $30 when they are remakes for one and have been out since 2008/2009, there is no reason they aren't cheaper. Yet I can get LBP carting on the psn store for $10 , a game that came out last month.Midnightshade29

Dragon Quest 4 and 5 are $20 new from gamestop and $15 used