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[Lord Valentai]

OK, I live in Australia, and out video game prices are outrageous. The Collector's Edition of ME2 is costing $108 Australian, which is equal to $98 United States.

Considering I can get the same thing from Amazon for $60 United States which is equal to $66 Australian, that is a sore deal.

Question is: Is there any downside to buying the game internationally? Any potential issues with activation, codes, ANYTHING I need to know about?

Thanks a heap in advance.

[Phoenixblight]

Chris already stated the game is region locked. SO you can only get it from your region.

[Lord Valentai]

That's just...great. So we're ripped off as usual by $40 because our gaming sellers are greedy.



*Sigh*



Thanks for the answer though, mate.

[Phoenixblight]

Lord Valentai wrote...

That's just...great. So we're ripped off as usual by $40 because our gaming sellers are greedy.

*Sigh*

Thanks for the answer though, mate.

Its not just the game retailers but its your country's government and its stance against the media, they issue a lot of taxes on games and guess who pays for those.

[Veen130]

Lord Valentai wrote...

That's just...great. So we're ripped off as usual by $40 because our gaming sellers are greedy.

*Sigh*

Thanks for the answer though, mate.

Our game sellers are even greedier over the ditch here in NZ. The STANDARD edition costs $130. Ive never seen a standard edition so expensive, The price just seems to be slowly raising over the years.

[Lord Valentai]

Yes, ten years aro $89 was the average, then $99, now over $100. It is most irritating.



I feel for you Kiwis though.

[Lord Valentai]

Reminds me of the attempts to lock DVDs to regions. That worked...not.

[ItsFreakinJesus]

Australia is part of the PAL region, so look into the UK version and see if it's cheaper for you that way.