The_Unnamed
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Can anyone explain why Need for Speed: Hot Persuit has an UNDISCOUNTED price of $49.99, when using my internet at home, yet when browsing it from work its only $19.99?
Maybe it wasn't on sale when you were home and became a flash sale by the time you got to work? It does change every 2 (or 4?) hours you know...
In that case your work probably routes traffic via another country so Steam sees the IP and thinks you're in a different country.
Mine's still showing $49.99, discounted to &24.99, you sure you're checking the same game? There's no way a game that's still relatively new would have an undiscounted price of $20, Steam has never done that, not even with From Dust.
Check the screenshot...
Dead Space 2, Black Ops and Need for Speed are the only ones i have noticed so far.
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Wow, that sure is messed up... I just noticed, when I type in Need for speed in the search bar (on the Steam website), the first match that comes up is Hot Pursuit (the new one, same as your screenshot), at $24.99. But then when I hold the cursor over it, the price suddenly changes to $12.49.
WTF is going on with Steam?
Wow, that sure is messed up... I just noticed, when I type in Need for speed in the search bar (on the Steam website), the first match that comes up is Hot Pursuit (the new one, same as your screenshot), at $24.99. But then when I hold the cursor over it, the price suddenly changes to $12.49.
WTF is going on with Steam?
$24.99 this morning. It is a most random occurrence. I didn't realise game prices were different according to geographical locations though. I thought the price was THE PRICE, irrespective of where you are.
Nope, i am not including the discounts.
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There are a few games like this.
Plus, LA Noire is not available to me at home, yet at work it is.
Black Ops was also $10 cheaper at work :-/.