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If this continues as much as half the links on the front page could be to non-wikileaks related content.

Sincerely Reddit.

P.S. Seriously! Release the damn thing already.

Several times now i have paid more money to get a game on steam, even though i knew i could get it cheaper from another place.

I don't even look at game sales from places like gogamer or amazon anymore because i just can't be bothered to deal with CDs or the useless boxes that just take up space.

Anyone else do this?

I think 60 dollars is too much for games. Because of this i usually limit my full price purchases to only titles that i must absolutely have. Usually about 3 or 4 a year.

If a game looks interesting but i don't have to play it right away, i usually wait for it to go down in price or buy it used. Of course by the time that happens i've totally forgotten about it so i end up not buying it at all.

My point is that it seems publishers are hurting their own sales by charging this ridiculous price for every game. Most games out there are mediocre at best, and definitely not worth the 60 dollar price point. Then why charge that?

So the question is: what is the price at witch you wou