Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1656080)

Still a lot more than you'd ever get for just about any other used game.

Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1656084)

Yet as Batlord mentioned even a used copy of GTA V is still around 40 to 50 dollars which is true cause ive seen it too. For GTA V though, i think that's a fair price cause that game is gonna remain relevant until the next GTA comes out, Fallout 4 however is surely to drop in price eventually. i'd be surprised if it doesn't follow the same pattern as the previous Fallout games where eventually they start including dlc's in some "game of the year' bundle with a lower price.

Im thankful New vegas was cheap as hell. i bought that game for 20 dollars.

Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1656084)

Yet as Batlord mentioned even a used copy of GTA V is still around 40 to 50 dollars which is true cause ive seen it too. For GTA V though, i think that's a fair price cause that game is gonna remain relevant until the next GTA comes out, Fallout 4 however is surely to drop in price eventually. i'd be surprised if it doesn't follow the same pattern as the previous Fallout games where eventually they start including dlc's in some "game of the year' bundle with a lower price.

Im thankful New vegas was cheap as hell. i bought that game for 20 dollars.

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1656296)

**** you! After about two years it is in no way reasonable to have to pay almost full-price for a used game. That is bull****. This is part of the reason why I play Saints Row. I do agree with your New Vegas comment, though. I bought the game of the year edition for around the same price, and it was a hell of a deal, even if it was an old as hell game by the time I got it.

Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1656328)

It's Gta V man, that game is too damn good and has too much content to NOT be around that prize. the online mode alone is still popular enough to keep it at that prize.