Infinity ward, wtf.

[Vetro]

The other day i went into Game and noticed COD 4 retailing at something like £45.

Seriously have they never herd of depreciation?

[Terbinator]

The other day i went into Game and noticed COD 4 retailing at something like £45.

Seriously have they never herd of depreciation?

That would be true if it depreciated, and in all fairness after nearly 2 years ownership and 240+ hours online playtime i can safely say it hasnt. Also its up to GAME to set the prices how they want not IW.

[Yosh]

The other day i went into Game and noticed COD 4 retailing at something like £45.

Seriously have they never herd of depreciation?

Ignore, was talking about pc

[Vetro]

I presumed they submitted an RRP.

[beanbandit]

I presumed they submitted an RRP.

Nope the publisher sets the rrp. But if people are still buying COD4 at £45 after 2 years then they need their head examining.

[Vetro]

Nope the publisher sets the rrp. But if people are still buying COD4 at £45 after 2 years then they need their head examining.

Yeah, i found it pretty strange. Surely people aren't still buying it at that price.

[Grey M@a]

Yeah, i found it pretty strange. Surely people aren't still buying it at that price.

It's still £30 on Steam and still in the top sellers lists so people are still paying top whack for it. Few people at work bought it for the 360 at £30+ new. The game is so good and the sheer amount of hype and word of mouth for the game has kept it high in price. The price won't drop as people are still buying it.

Same will happen with MW2, especially with activision bumping the price to £45+ so when it does drop in price it will still be £30+ and people will still lap it up.

[Georgy291]

flea bay has got them for £15 second hand