After another wait of two month (so nearly 5 month since January...) I have to ask again: Why are the prices of the eShop-titles on their gamepages still only in Pounds, and not in Euro, too?
@Nintendolife: After half a year you still didn't give me a really answer on this topic. Why does it seems so impossible just to write the Euro-price next to the UK-price, in this simple way?
@Tethers: I'm gonna have to step in and ask you to calm down before saying something that you'll regret later. If they did not answer you the first time, then try a follow up e-mail. The admins' inboxes may be filled and your inquiry may have gotten lost or Ant may have forgotten about doing it because of his busy schedule. Try using the contact form again.
I've done this again already a few days ago. The curious thing is: dhowerter opened a thread and 4 days later he got an answer; RPGShaymin opened a thread and on the same day (!) he got an answer from a NL-member and 5 days later from antdickens that they made some changes because of that...
So I think they are fully aware of this thread and the problem.
But I can't understand this behaviour. I mean it seems pretty clear, with now over 3600 (!!) views of this thread, that I am not the only one who is very interested in this topic. Also, I just don't understand that the Euro prices on the game pages are missing. I mean the only work to put these numbers on the game pages is to copy/paste them, so where is the problem?
@Tethers as you know this isn't really a priority for the website, however when I have some free time we'll see what we can do. We don't want to add extra workload to our staff and therefore whatever solution will be purely automated.
@Tethers as you know this isn't really a priority for the website
But why not? The majority of gamers in Europe use the Euro as a currency, so it doesn't really makes sense to list all the games just in Pound Sterling. In a certain way it would be senseless to list the prices of the games only in Euro, too, but even so this would make more sense than the actual situation...
however when I have some free time we'll see what we can do. We don't want to add extra workload to our staff
I said this already: I don't talk about "old" games. You don't even put the actual Euro-price on the pages of the NEW games, although it wouldn't be more workload, because all you have to do is to copy/paste not just the Pound Sterling price, but also the Euro price on the page...
P.S.: Please give me some answers on my questions/annotations...
Do you think the editors can actually be bothered to keep copying and pasting different prices to every single game page? EvilLordHades no, how boring and tedious! I would rather sit my naked backside on a cactus.
Besides, what is so important about knowing the Euro price on this one website when you can easily see it on the eShop or quickly look through Google Currency converter.
Again, we won't be manually adding EU pricing, however we will add an automated calculation which isn't any work for our staff.
May I ask you how the staff in general put the priceson the game pages? Automatically or manually? If the first: I can't imagine that it would be much work to change the program code for this little automatism. If the second: Copy/Paste remains copy/paste.
Do you think the editors can actually be bothered to keep copying and pasting different prices to every single game page? Hell no, how boring and tedious! I would rather sit my naked backside on a cactus.
How often do I have to say that: I don't talk about old games, but the new ones...
Besides, what is so important about knowing the Euro price on this one website when you can easily see it on the eShop or quickly look through Google Currency converter.
Why is it so important to post the price in Pound Sterling when you can easily see it on the eShop or quickly look through Google Currency converter?
May I ask you how the staff in general put the priceson the game pages? Automatically or manually? If the first: I can't imagine that it would be much work to change the program code for this little automatism. If the second: Copy/Paste remains copy/paste.
We manually enter UK/US pricing, therefore we can automate the EU pricing. Copy/pasting the EU prices would be unnecessary additional work.
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