Dude, your second sentence literally directly contradicts itself.
I bought my copy a couple months ago, for $50. And it's worth every penny. But hey go with your 4 friends and sing kumbaya with your fire emblems and post it to rfd
You don't need to explain yourself to anyone. Glad you got what you consider a boat load of good deals or whatever that you wanted.
It is your right to wait as long as you want before purchasing a title but your estimation of when games drop in price is way off. First of all the price drops vary game to game based on how well its sales are doing which are often dictated by how good a game is. Since Dragon Quest was reviewed very well and is a AAA game it is unlikely to go to 50% in the first six month. On average most games only drop about 25-30% in the first six months. Between six to twelve months the game may drop to the 50% point.TorontoGamerMan wrote: ↑ No. But when you have a backlog that includes most of RDR2, Spyro, AC Odyssey, etc....there's no immediate need to rush out and get it.
And honestly, it's been 50 at many places for over a month. So while 50 isn't terrible, it's hardly a great price at this stage of its release life.
Will buy when it goes 40 or cheaper. I'm sure that's bound to happen fairly soon.
I popped into a smaller EB maybe after 2 hours of the store opening. A guy behind me was looking for that bundle instore and they worker said his store only got a couple and pretty much for all the store around him would be sold out
Ni no kuni hit 20 in the summer, and released in March. So there's one recent example of a fast price drop for a jrpg that reviewed well. Given that it's Boxing Day, 39.99 was not an out of line hope. And for what it's worth, I bought if for 47 digitally, which isn't THAT far off that price, given there's no tax on psn. The game hit 50 and I wanted 40. Hardly an 'uttter bs' expectation.crispyfrybits wrote: ↑ These developers spend years of their life making these games, they don't owe you anything in terms of value over time. You buy the game at a certain price point when the value is right for you. To say "its hardly a great price at this stage of its release life" is utter bs both because those estimates are wrong and because it makes it sound like the games value is not proportionate to its price.
Locator map is around 1 day behind. Drove to Aurora eb games because FEW showed in stock but they said it was sold out yesterday.Komorebi wrote: ↑ For those looking to snag a copy of Fire Emblem Warriors, check out the locator map! I think it's accurate.
I picked up a copy at the Hwy 7 and Airport Road location in the GTA this afternoon, and they still had many copies.
It looks like you won't find it on the shelves, though. I had to line up at the cash register, where all the copies were being hidden.
Happy hunting!
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