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Well i was looking in the thread about the list of all stores selling Halo 3: ODST. And i was looking at Australia and stopped at JB-Hifi and the price of the game was only $79.00 (regular edition)? Plus you get a bonus 200ms points (but it says if you order which most likely means pre-order). Most shops in Australia are selling the regular game for $99.00. Except I don't know if you can pre-order for Sgt. Johnson.Anyway this is most likely true, but why would they sell it for $21 cheaper than most stores?$100 Australian = $60 American. Subtract the $21 off $100 = $79. Subtract $21 off $60 US and you get 40-50 US Dollars.ODST at JB-Hifi.[Edited on 08.14.2009 3:13 AM PDT]
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Uhh...Subtracting 21 Australian dollars is less than subtracting 21 USD. So it's probably equivalent to something in the 50s.
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40-something dollars US, I think. But I livein Aus, and I'll definitely check this out!
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Yeah I saw that. And the 200MSP aren't anything to sneeze at. I wanted the Limited Edition though, with the controller so, don't know if I'll be getting the 200MSP :(
Yes it is $80, I've preordered it from there but you dont get sgt. johnson but I would rather 200 points anyway
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$100AU =/= $60US$100AU = ~$72US
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AHEM;$100AUD=$84.00USD$80AUD=$67.20USDEven with the discount it's selling at a higher price than the aveage US game price.Remember as well, $100 is just the RRP, JB-HiFi can price it at whatever price it wants as long as it can pay the wholesaler (Microsoft) the full wholesale price (probably about $50-$80AUD).