$39.99 great price for PC games...

[Roland1999]

I'm not saying that $39.99 is a great price for this game specifically, but it's a good move for a PC game. Granted, PC versions of games are generally $10 cheaper anyhow, and go on sale a lot quicker than their console ports. This game is obviously meant for consoles, and we have games coming out like Call of Duty that are the same price as their XBOX versions, and will mostly likely be pirated for PC a helluva lot. I think this lower price point for PC versions should be adopted by all publishers as it will deter pirates and hopefully boost PC sales.

Console Hammer Legion Members can whine all they want, but if it costs less to get a PC game out there, the price should reflect it - and if publishers want to fight piracy, they need to get PC prices down a bit. Console prices are higher because it costs more to develop for them, and it's harder to pirate console games (which I know is still rampant, just not as bad as the PC community). Making PC versions a bit cheaper just makes more sense. Kudos Lucasarts. Now if you'd just make a game that takes longer to play through than 3 hours...

[Respiratoryguy]

Originally Posted by Roland1999

I'm not saying that $39.99 is a great price for this game specifically, but it's a good move for a PC game. Granted, PC versions of games are generally $10 cheaper anyhow, and go on sale a lot quicker than their console ports. This game is obviously meant for consoles, and we have games coming out like Call of Duty that are the same price as their XBOX versions, and will mostly likely be pirated for PC a helluva lot. I think this lower price point for PC versions should be adopted by all publishers as it will deter pirates and hopefully boost PC sales.

Console Hammer Legion Members can whine all they want, but if it costs less to get a PC game out there, the price should reflect it - and if publishers want to fight piracy, they need to get PC prices down a bit. Console prices are higher because it costs more to develop for them, and it's harder to pirate console games (which I know is still rampant, just not as bad as the PC community). Making PC versions a bit cheaper just makes more sense. Kudos Lucasarts. Now if you'd just make a game that takes longer to play through than 3 hours...

I honestly could not agree more. I think PC gaming is climbing back up to compete with consoles, but games coming out with console like price tags are just begging for people to pirate them. I personally would love to see games for PC come out a different route. For FPS and all single/multiplayer games allow PC gamers to purchase either just the single player portion or the multiplayer portion or both. I would love to purchase Call of Duty , but not for $60 when I know I won't touch the multiplayer. Now if it was $30 for just single player it would be a first day purchase for me.

[iZach]

Yes it's nice that this game is cheaper than many other games, but one must also remember this game is getting many unfavorable reviews.

[VIDYA]

Originally Posted by iZach

Yes it's nice that this game is cheaper than many other games, but one must also remember this game is getting many unfavorable reviews.

That would be because the entire game is only around 5 hours, has an insane FPS drop when using lightsabers, is an obvious console port, and has absolutely no story at all.

TFU2 is not even worth $10.

[NINJUTSU]

Originally Posted by Roland1999

I'm not saying that $39.99 is a great price for this game specifically, but it's a good move for a PC game. Granted, PC versions of games are generally $10 cheaper anyhow, and go on sale a lot quicker than their console ports. This game is obviously meant for consoles, and we have games coming out like Call of Duty that are the same price as their XBOX versions, and will mostly likely be pirated for PC a helluva lot. I think this lower price point for PC versions should be adopted by all publishers as it will deter pirates and hopefully boost PC sales.

Console Hammer Legion Members can whine all they want, but if it costs less to get a PC game out there, the price should reflect it - and if publishers want to fight piracy, they need to get PC prices down a bit. Console prices are higher because it costs more to develop for them, and it's harder to pirate console games (which I know is still rampant, just not as bad as the PC community). Making PC versions a bit cheaper just makes more sense. Kudos Lucasarts. Now if you'd just make a game that takes longer to play through than 3 hours...

I disagree.

In my opinion no worth 39,00 USD because some reasons.

- Old DirectX 9.0 we are at 11.
- Only Single player.
- No Compatível com controlador(this is too bad)
- No Multiplayer

When in promotion or middle-week maybe i1ll buy it whne costing 9,99 USD or less.

[i_2_i]

bad reviews, too short... getting it when it's on sale...

[Spawny]

$29.99 is even a better price for this game at Bestbuy, thats half the console price and $10.00 less than Steam or what I've seen it selling for
at other stores.

[Justin7]

Originally Posted by VIDYA

That would be because the entire game is only around 5 hours, has an insane FPS drop when using lightsabers, is an obvious console port, and has absolutely no story at all.

TFU2 is not even worth $10.

Must be your computer because it runs flawlessly for me.

[Respiratoryguy]

Runs good but screen tearing is unbearable and there is a noticeable drop in FPS when doing combos on 4 or more troopers ( intentionally though )

[Roland1999]

Originally Posted by Spawny

$29.99 is even a better price for this game at Bestbuy, thats half the console price and $10.00 less than Steam or what I've seen it selling for
at other stores.

That is where I bought it. Maybe Best Buy knows that PC gamers are more perceptive and discerning when it comes to the games they buy. I mean, think about it - Best Buy is probably the company that has been selling PC games the longest. I remember buying The Dig and Lucasarts Adventure Packs from there. Off track...

In general though, I think $40 is a good price point for PC games if pubs want to try to stop pirating. Dead Rising 2 took the same route too. Good idea.

[Particle_Man]

i agree 100%

the price was the reason i deleted the torrent i was downloading and just bought it instead