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PSP Minis games pricier than App Store counterparts |
Listed in: News, Games, PSP Minis Tags: MTV, Sudoku
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Have you picked up your PSP Gos yet? Been checking out the PSP Minis game selections? If yes, then you probably have noticed that the game prices are double that of their iPhone App Store counterparts.If you have not noticed that, then now you know. MTV Multiplayer reports that the first batch of Minis range from US$ 4.99 to US$ 9.99. Those in the US$ 4.99 bracket would be Alien Havoc, Brainpipe and Sudoku. Meanwhile, Funky Punch, Hero of Sparta and Fieldrunners are tagged with a US$ 6.99 price. On the upper end would be Tetris, selling for US$ 9.99.
The App Store version of these games, however, only demand from US$ 1.99 to 4.99 from your wallets. With the PSP Go in full swing out in the free world, the reality of its high price points come crashing down. The real question then becomes: is it worth it to shell out so much for a hardware offering functionalities you can already get from the original PSP models, and at a much cheaper price too?
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Via MTV Multiiplayer
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And I thought Tetris debuted on the Apple App store for $10 too. That price eventually dropped, but I didn't want to wait for a PSN price drop that may or may not occur.
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remember Sony we are in a global recession you know, prices need to go down, how about a reduction in prices on all titles in the first week of release, then put the prices up to there full price as they are now, that way, Sony get more sales & the consumer get a fair deal, out of it.
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ps - if you agree, you are a knob.
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Guess what, it was. Fieldrunners ik OK though, but it's tower defense. Hard to muck that up.
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