Re: The Nintendo 3DS
Well, I'm just comparing what Australians pay for new videogames/hardware to similar games/hardware in the United States, taking in consideration that the U.S. dollar has a close exchange rate with the AUD currently.
I know that in the past, the Wii, for example, launched at the price of $400 in Australia, compared to $250 in the U.S. Also, new games in the U.S. have a MSRP of $60 or less, while I believe Aussies pay somewhere between $80-$100 for new games. And look at recent exchange rates:
1 Australian dollar = 0.9894 U.S. dollars
But if you're from Europe, you're probably accustomed to paying high prices already.
I would suspect that even though the U.S. dollar and the AUD are at near parity, Aussies may end up paying something like $350 AUD for a 3DS. Yikes!
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Last edited by Mandingo; 01-24-2011 at 10:10 AM.
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