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Ronimo Games · 12-04-2010, 06:37 AM

The price thing is not that easy, because we would have to constantly follow exchange rates to fix that. In fact, that would mean that sometimes the price of our game goes up in either Europe or the USA, which isn't the best form of marketing we can think of...

If Spain follows Ireland in a few months (which we hope it doesn't), then you will be very happy you can pay for games with those cheap euros...

flava_clown · 12-04-2010, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Ronimo Games

The price thing is not that easy, because we would have to constantly follow exchange rates to fix that. In fact, that would mean that sometimes the price of our game goes up in either Europe or the USA, which isn't the best form of marketing we can think of...

If Spain follows Ireland in a few months (which we hope it doesn't), then you will be very happy you can pay for games with those cheap euros...

well i don't ask for an exact exchange rate price, i just ask for an fairer price for non-us-americans. like DeathSpank (a game which i recommend to everyone!) the price is at least not $1 = €1 ... several valve games have also a fairer price as far as i know.

i don't know why you come up with spain, i mean the very moment i saw that you are dutch i thought i won't buy S&S

seriously, i bought the game and gave it a short try, it looks way better than the video made me think it will.

do you think the game would run on a netbook?

GC13 · 12-04-2010, 08:53 AM

Is this game ever going to get a demo?

And if you run one euro as $1.30 you would be far closer to the real exchange rate than $1.00.

But I have an exchange rate tracker on my iGoogle page because I am a nerd. If only I could find a tool that tracked commodity prices that didn't stink... I hate having to check news articles to see what oil is at.

Tanooki Mike · 12-04-2010, 06:39 PM

I have this game for the Nintendo Wii, and TRUST me, it's definitely worthwhile!

I may even get it again on Steam for the added online play...

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12-04-2010, 06:37 AM	#16
Ronimo Games Ronimo Games Join Date: Dec 2010 Reputation: 19 Posts: 165	The price thing is not that easy, because we would have to constantly follow exchange rates to fix that. In fact, that would mean that sometimes the price of our game goes up in either Europe or the USA, which isn't the best form of marketing we can think of... If Spain follows Ireland in a few months (which we hope it doesn't), then you will be very happy you can pay for games with those cheap euros...

12-04-2010, 08:53 AM	#18
GC13 Join Date: Jul 2010 Reputation: 67 Posts: 301	Is this game ever going to get a demo? And if you run one euro as $1.30 you would be far closer to the real exchange rate than $1.00. But I have an exchange rate tracker on my iGoogle page because I am a nerd. If only I could find a tool that tracked commodity prices that didn't stink... I hate having to check news articles to see what oil is at.

12-04-2010, 06:39 PM	#19
Tanooki Mike Join Date: Aug 2010 Reputation: 15 Posts: 249	I have this game for the Nintendo Wii, and TRUST me, it's definitely worthwhile! I may even get it again on Steam for the added online play...