Talk:Eliza/@comment-3227213-20141201071218/@comment-3227213-20141201110516

@Aqua

Yeah....tell that to someone living in a country where any e-shop works.

Here (in Argentina) you MUST buy your phisical copy of the game as the e-shop (any of them) doesn't work here. At least some of them have no IP recognison so I can download a few demos.

Even if that wasn't a problem, there is a huge difference between Argentinian peso and Dolar (10 to 15 AR$ = 1 US$), making the price of everything, simply humongus. For non-argentinians to understand, minimum salary is $4700, the average game ranges from $400 to $1000, a portable console costs $4500-$5000, and a house console from $8000 over $10K or even $15K (Xbox one + kinect, without games). So, it's a big effort for many people here to buy a game, now imagine if after that effort you realize they ask you for MORE money to get new features/characters/stages/whatever.

Last, and kinda least too, the "you're under my fist" presi-jerk we have here is blocking almost any thing coming from the outside, even medicines and basic products, and of course, videogames are not the exception, so even your trusty videgame store can take a few weeks to get you a game.

Sumary: there are various reasons for me to consider it a bad move to pay more than the basic game, even though it's just my country's situation.

Sory for all those stuff, but I've been a gamer since I was a child, and making videogames so hard to get really grinds my gears.