Aussie Charts: An Old Fave Returns

6 responses to “Aussie Charts: An Old Fave Returns”

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   Roulette D

   April 10, 2009 at 4:03 pm

   We’ve had it at JB for $49 on both X360 and PS3 the last few weeks, anyone seen it cheaper?

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   Jickle

   April 10, 2009 at 5:10 pm

   Hopefully there’s a huge increase in Australians playing it online. I’ve been getting a few less laggy games lately.

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3. 

   DaftDethMonkey

   April 10, 2009 at 9:45 pm

   What happened to Halo Wars?

   All of a sudden its just disappeared after hanging around for so long…

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   Jay

   April 11, 2009 at 12:57 am

   Is this GOTY Edition JUST been released? Because if so, they are a year and a bit too late! Either way, after all the copies that have been sold and the amount of time it has passed – it is still VERY expensive, as with Halo 3. Now i own Halo & CoD (CoD not being my own game but at the same time, pretty much) – it still irritates me how they don’t drop the prices of such games.

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5. 

   Mikey

   April 11, 2009 at 3:24 pm

   Yeah I have both Halo 3 and COD4 and got my 360 a few months ago, just picked up call of duty 4. Both great games and such but I agree with the pricing. Halo 3 is still selling for an average of 70 bucks in stores, years after being released. COD4 is about fifty bucks, which is alright but you’d think it would be cheaper, even after COD5 came out.

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   Jeremyt

   April 13, 2009 at 6:35 pm

   A few weeks ago COD4 was selling for $115 at most stores, long after COD5 was out.

   I’d feel happier recommending COD4 if they did Aussies the courtesy of updating it with the “select local games only” option that’s in COD5.

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