I wasn't that far off considering I really have no idea of the exchange rate...
Also:
75 Euros = £50
£50 = $73
Don't buy games in Finland!!!!!
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I wasn't that far off considering I really have no idea of the exchange rate...
Also:
75 Euros = £50
£50 = $73
Don't buy games in Finland!!!!!
In Netherlands most shops (read: the monopolist free record shop) sell it 45 euro. However some have it for 25 euro (which I bought). That`s under $20 if i`m not mistaken
But I suppose he was asking for the game to buy online
But I suppose he was asking for the game to buy online
I bought my copy back in December from the US. it cost me about £45, which is $65. That included postage and packing though. I thought it was well worth it, at the same time I would of liked to have payed about £30 for which is what it would of cost to buy if I could of got it in the shop. My one complaint is why realese it different ocuntires at different times?
At the Electronics Boutique in Metrotown Center (Burnaby BC) I saw it for $29.99
That's $19.60 US
That's $19.60 US
In a way you could say I spent about 800 dollars for EU2. I bought my copy off amazon for 30-35 or whatever it was along with Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds which I never play because I got addicted to EU2 but i realized my computer was too slow at 64mb ram so I went to best buy and bought a new computer for 750 american just to play eu2 I really should have thought twice before making such a crazy purchase
I really should have thought twice before making such a crazy purchase I just paid in May 2002 $70 Australian pesos which is roughly US$40. I can drink that much piss in a night out with the lads. Excellent value for money IMHO.
Fester.
Fester.
US gamers should buy their games from GoGamer.com (that's what I do, as a budget conscious gamer). They are usually about ten dollars off the retail price, so even with shipping, you save about $5-7 dollars. And sometimes they have crazy specials (I got Max Payne for $20). Haven't had any problems with them. I did pay 39.99 for EU2 when it came out (first week at Best-Buy discount, you know).
Even at $75 the game is cheap. It has saved me from the desire to go out and buy any other games for several months now. In the long run I have saved money and had fun to boot.
There you go, EU in Cost per Hour.
For me, I suppose it cost about 3 cents an hour. Cheaper then, hell, anything.
And the overall point is:
No matter what you pay for EU/2 you'll be getting a great value, and it'll be "cheap" however you look at it.
No matter what you pay for EU/2 you'll be getting a great value, and it'll be "cheap" however you look at it.
You can also try gamestop.com , they may even have a store near you $29.99 last I checked. Check the pre-owened bin too. I got my EU1 from there at 1/2 price
$29.99 last I checked. Check the pre-owened bin too. I got my EU1 from there at 1/2 price