Anticipated Drakengard 3 Collector's Edition

[Chargersfan57]

Originally Posted by Dan

nope US and UK have different webpages.

Okay so then that doesn't explain why this is still available. Although them only producing 2000 for the PAL regions leads me to believe they are in fact sticking to 5000 for the USA.

I mean, why up the production run of the US version and then only create 2000 for the PAL territories right?

[Dan]

Originally Posted by Chargersfan57

I mean, why up the production run of the US version and then only create 2000 for the PAL territories right?

monies my friend lots and lots of monies

[Chargersfan57]

Originally Posted by Dan

monies my friend lots and lots of monies

If it was about monies then why only create 2000 UK versions. That doesn't make sense.

[Dan]

Originally Posted by Chargersfan57

If it was about monies then why only create 2000 UK versions. That doesn't make sense.

to get people into buying it as the game sales where probably low in the UK.

[Brutus]

If they are selling more than 5000 copies in the US wouldn't that be false advertising? Isn't that illegal? not that i think people will actually care or maybe SE will just put a random number on each copy to hide that fact.

[Letrico]

Originally Posted by Brutus

If they are selling more than 5000 copies in the US wouldn't that be false advertising? Isn't that illegal? not that i think people will actually care or maybe SE will just put a random number on each copy to hide that fact.

They can always say something like. Due to massive demand we have increased the production to XXXX! and it will be totally legal.

[LyricalOne]

Originally Posted by Chargersfan57

If it was about monies then why only create 2000 UK versions. That doesn't make sense.

It's a business and marketing strategy.

Supply and demand is what most companies usually do, although at times in order to get more spotlight, they limit the supply and attract more potential buyers that way.
Sometimes people just want what they can't get.

Also, it works as a safe move in case the game does not sell well (since it is not a COD game) and they do not get stuck with leftover copies that will have to be clearance sooner or later.

[Dan]

Originally Posted by LyricalOne

It's a business and marketing strategy.

Supply and demand is what most companies usually do, although at times in order to get more spotlight, they limit the supply and attract more potential buyers that way.
Sometimes people just want what they can't get.

Also, it works as a safe move in case the game does not sell well (since it is not a COD game) and they do not get stuck with leftover copies that will have to be clearance sooner or later.

Jorge for the win