I wonder. . .

I was just thinking about the price tag of most of the 360 games. I live and work in Belgium , where a new game costs about 60 euro ( 80 us dollar - 40.5 pound sterling). My monthly salary is around 1600 euro ( 2128 us dollar- 1078 pound sterling) after monthly expenses like morgage/ loan on apartment and buying food,I have about 400 euro to buy a game or to go out. I personallythinkthe price of a new game is way too high compared tomost of the salaries in Belgium. Is this also the case in The UK, USA and the rest of the world?:?

Cheers

I was just thinking about the price tag of most of the 360 games. I live and work in Belgium , where a new game costs about 60 euro ( 80 us dollar - 40.5 pound sterling). My monthly salary is around 1600 euro ( 2128 us dollar- 1078 pound sterling) after monthly expenses like morgage/ loan on apartment and buying food,I have about 400 euro to buy a game or to go out. I personallythinkthe price of a new game is way too high compared tomost of the salaries in Belgium. Is this also the case in The UK, USA and the rest of the world?:?

Cheers

joepo1980

Here in the UK retail is £50 which is $100 and you americans complain about paying $60makes me angry because I pay so much more.

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I was just thinking about the price tag of most of the 360 games. I live and work in Belgium , where a new game costs about 60 euro ( 80 us dollar - 40.5 pound sterling). My monthly salary is around 1600 euro ( 2128 us dollar- 1078 pound sterling) after monthly expenses like morgage/ loan on apartment and buying food,I have about 400 euro to buy a game or to go out. I personallythinkthe price of a new game is way too high compared tomost of the salaries in Belgium. Is this also the case in The UK, USA and the rest of the world?:?

Cheers

H3llstrike

Truth is, when you start living by yourself, everything starts to look expensive.FearlessSpirit