How many think that asking $80 for BF1 or any game is fair? I think it’s way to much for a game.
then don’t buy it if you think its to much ?
I’m not buying it. I have a job but I’m not spending that much money on a game.
I think all games should be $80. It would offset the rapidly increasing cost of making video games
There are several ways to offset the price of a game that you feel is too expensive.
Amazon Prime members get 20% off new releases.
Best Buy Gamers Club Unlocked members get 20% off any game (new, old, used) and 2x the points for all gaming purchases.
Then of course, you can wait for a period of time before the game gets discounted. The period of time depends on a number of factors (popularity of game, amount of merchandise stock, etc.).
I keep seeing 80$ is the cost of BF1, yet, after puttin 5$ down on pre-order (with Harlem Hellfighter pack, whatever that is) I only owe 54.99$. Granted, this is at Gamestop.
Is it more in the Xbox store?
The game is $59.99 like every other new game. The Deluxe edition is $79.99.
Like someone else said, use Amazon Prime and the base game costs $47.99.
The price of games has been right around fifty bucks since 1995. No one should be shocked.
I didn’t know it was discounted on Amazon Prime. Thanks for telling me. I would pay that amount.
I do feel that there is a bit of gouging going on in the industry but it’s not the case here. 60 for the base game is pretty much the norm. It sucks that it can come up to a lot more for people who live outside the US. I’m in Canada so the exchange rate makes the base game 80$. I’ll have to pay 100$ for the Deluxe. I think that is too pricy considering I work as much as any American for my dollars, but EA/DICE does not set the exchange rates. 
I checked Amazon and $60 is for the standard edition not deluxe. I think I’ll just wait for the game to be reduced.
EA Access gets you 10% off, too - if you’re on Xbox.
$80 is just what the European price incl. VAT is.
Prices in the US are always without any tax added.
Sad, regular nintendo - the console - is now the price of a game.
Yes, it does.
But why would you go that route when the other options get you the same product for less money?
Nintendo was $199.00 when it released. Adjusted for inflation that was about $467. Nothing has changed there.
by the time I could afford one they were 99$ and games were $20
Well… To be fair, in 3 years BF1 will cost $10-20 too.
In th UK, 20 years ago or more mega drive games were around £40. Nowadays, current games are around £40-£60. Not such a big deal when you think about it.
My point exactly. Minimum wage was $3.80 in 1990 and the games were still $50-60 new.
Although games are expensive sometimes, look at it this way, if you are like me, you’ve played hundreds of hours of Battlefield. If you devide the price of the game by the hours you’ve put in to it, the price per hour of entertainment is actually really low.