So it should Aussies pay $90-$110 for new release titles. But can find the same game in the US or UK for $50-$70. Our Classification Board also tries to restrict the purchase and importation of products from other countries.

They practically give away games at ridiculously low prices like all the half-lifes in one pack for $5 and some people complain. You can get some new releases at 50 -75% off on some weeks.

I liked the game. Not much different to the original but the formular works and it's one of the best you can get for an RTS. Next I would like to see the Asian front between China and Japan just to give us a whole new set of mission and to bring some attention to that brutal part of the war that is not known by many from the west.

Yeah I downloaded steam on to my work PC and play some of my games at work.

I never take a specific consoles side because I plan to own them all. For me it's all about gaming not loyality to a certain brand. But I do get annoyed by their policies.

I find that PSN and Xbox Live are just as easy to uses as each other. I have never had any issues or difficulties operating either. The connection setup process is basically identical just with a different user interface.

If you can't figure it out (this comment is not aimed at you) then perhaps you shouldn't be playing video games.

It looks awesome but I feel if you take away the turn based combat and replace it with hack n slash mechanics it stops being a true FF game and becomes just another flashy hack n slash title that is using the FF name to sell.

I will buy the WiiU. Just not right now. I will wait for the price to dip and more games to be released. So don't stress Nintendo. People just aren't fully ready to make the change just yet.

Can't wait haven't brought a PC title in a while and this and Rome 2 are at the top of my list.

Nice article. I still have my NES. Mattel version.