Topic: Question of the Day

$90 and a addition $70 for dlc...which is black ops 2 harden edition and the season pass and additional dlc gun camo's/other game options.

Probably on Mass Effect 3 with all DLC, and item and reinforcement packs.

I don't think I've ever payed more than the average £40 for a game at launch, and I rarely do that.
Just remembered, £50 on the Skyward Sword bundle.

Little Big Planet with all it's costumes, level packs, and stickers.

Probably not much, I don't spend my money on DLC or special editions or anything extra. Maybe $50 but id have to think it over...

I honestly don't think outside of a couple of AC games that I've ever spent more than the 60 dollar price tag for a game. I bought a lot of the ME2 DLC because it's awesome but that was a Platinum Hits version so the game itself only cost 20 bucks.

If online social games count as a video game, I spent over $500 once.
Other than that, only $60+tax.

$70+tax

£35...

Not counting any DLC, or accessories, (like the Wiimote I got for Skyward Sword), just $59.99 and tax.
Counting DLC and all that, Borderlands, for $85.
I almost never buy games at full price now, though, I usually just wait a bit for the price to go down, since I can afford a lot more games that way.

Including DLC, I think a little over £60.

$80 plus tax (New Super Mario Bros U and Luigi DLC)

Both of these games were $79.99 (plus tax) each back when I bought them in the early 90's. It's the most I've ever spent on a single video game.

$100 for Tales of Xillia Collector's Edition will be my #1 pretty soon, though my current would be the $70+ I spent on Tales of Destiny...and that was the cheapest I've ever seen it.

Maybe around £50 on Fire Emblem: Awakening, but I did use my GAME Gift Card to buy it, so I didn't actually use any of my own money other than on DLC.

But with my own money? Highest I think is around £39.99.

Only $60.

$60

$80 and that was for The World of Warcraft Cataclysm Collectors Edition and Mist of Pandaria Collectors Edition. And that was $80 each not together.

FL 200,- for the US-version of Chrono Trigger (for the SNES)