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XDanger
01-15-11, 01:09 PM
shady bull****.

Theres no sony/ms license to pay on the PC version, either just being greedy or forced to do it by sony / ms

Or is this normal?

JasonPC
01-15-11, 01:58 PM
EA started this a while back copying Activision.

Q
01-15-11, 02:16 PM
It's the "Pirate Platform Penalty Tax" if you listen to assholes.

Viral
01-15-11, 07:40 PM
So I bet it will be $89 here on steam... wooooo. :(

GIGARAM
01-16-11, 02:04 AM
its cheeper over here in the uk only 30 quid for Crysis 2 Limited Edition on pc
http://www.game.co.uk/PC-Games-and-Downloads/Shooter/First-Person/~r351345/Crysis-2-Limited-Edition/
and 119 quid for Crysis 2 Nano Edition on pc
http://www.game.co.uk/PC-Games-and-Downloads/Shooter/First-Person/~r351773/Crysis-2-Nano-Edition/

DansFace
01-16-11, 02:22 AM
It's the "Pirate Platform Penalty Tax" if you listen to assholes.

bah It's just as easy to pirate on a 360....

GIGARAM
01-16-11, 05:05 AM
bah It's just as easy to pirate on a 360....

it is but microsoft dont want to admit that or they will lose out on all the xbox exclusive deals that pc used to get untill the pirates took over lol

Trancelover
01-16-11, 07:20 AM
bah It's just as easy to pirate on a 360....

This is what the mofos developers need to understand...PIRACY EXISTS ON 360 and PS3! Retards! God!

XDanger
01-17-11, 04:34 PM
its cheeper over here in the uk only 30 quid for Crysis 2 Limited Edition on pc

£24.99 is good for pre-order, Thats fine then.

AthlonXP1800
03-21-11, 09:26 PM
I found Crysis 2 PC Limited Edition for £22.99 with free delivery and ordered it. :D

mojoman0
03-21-11, 11:19 PM
mainly inflation and now steam fees

ryoohki
03-23-11, 11:31 AM
This is what the mofos developers need to understand...PIRACY EXISTS ON 360 and PS3! Retards! God!

Yeah but it have a lot less abuse. On maybe 10 people i know with 360, 1 pirate. On PC, i'am the only one that is actually buying games (others download) (on steam, Impulse, D2D etc)

crainger
03-24-11, 05:23 AM
That's right. It's much much easier on PC, hence the DRM is usually have to deal with. While it exists consoles, it usually isn't high impact. Console tends to have high sales, low piracy, PC has lower sales, more piracy. This evens out as a game ages through Steam sales etc, however it's often a pirate finally buying a game he's been playing for years anyway. if we want PC gaming as we know it to survive, we need to spread awareness, not point fingers at others or ignore it outright. I'm trying to educate the guys at work, but when most don't even have a legal copy of Windows, it's an uphill battle.