Liberty City antics now £14.99, along with Bioshock and Midnight Club Grand Theft Auto IV and other big names have been added to the Xbox 360 Classics range.... read more
@ewko: I missed that first time round - it's the disc version they're selling for £15. The GOD one is still £20.
Releasing it on both platforms at the same time just highlights how stupid the online pricing is. _________________ "if you dont like it do one elsewhere. stop getting up in arms as someone doesnt agree with you." - svd_grasshopper
Im one of those 'five' people who havnt got it. Played at a friends and it was the most over hyped rubbish ever. Fair enough the technology they used is impressive, but everything else was hopelessly overrated..much like Uncharted.
Its a shame that they make you pay more for a GoD(sic) version..considering no box, no disc, no manual..and how long it takes people to download etc.
They need to rethink this..should at least be the same price.
Probably to stop the retailers from revolting and refusing to stock the Xbox 360 like they have with the PSPGo. I think MS is wisely taking a softly, softly approach to introducing Games on Demand, by keeping prices high and titles old.
Games on Demand isn't meant to sell by the bucketload. But if people are sitting at home and fancy a game to play there and then, then they can fork out a little bit of extra cash for that convenience.
It leans more toward the impulse-buy market.
Plus, as others have stated, it keeps the retailers on-side. _________________ XBL: aLTiTuDe
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Hang on........aren't classics 24.99? At work we're selling GTA preowned for 22.95 so it's not a bad deal really.
Some games on GOD are worth picking up, I've bought Bad Company and Lego Star Wars so far as I've seen them in shops preowned for either the same or more. Although I understand the benefit of having something to sell on, I don't buy with that in mind and you're always throwing money after bad if you look at it that way anyhow.
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