Only 600 people bought it

[fox]

dead gaem

[Elrohir Telemmaitë]

This is the first day. At least try and hide your impatience

[ChaosMaster]

It makes perfect sense at this price. Bandai should hire some economists.

[Odiniichan]

i think because this is an old game and they added nothing new.

[Elrohir Telemmaitë]

Originally posted by Odiniichan:

i think because this is an old game and they added nothing new.

As far as I’m aware, they added an easy difficulty and a new sprint function

[Repine]

Thankfully my enjoyment won't spawn from how many bought the game. Enjoyed it years ago, looking forwards to enjoy it again. =D

[RAW]

I'm a real digimon fan aswell, but like some already stated its a old game why they place this high price tag on it?

[Dodowingster]

Originally posted by RAWGAMER:

I'm a real digimon fan aswell, but like some already stated its a old game why they place this high price tag on it?

Its Bandai being Bandai. Every game they released has always been this price. Bandai has no regional pricing. Its something to do with Japan's Law I think due to lots of Japanese dev's now also releases their game with this price commonly.

[Sage Pirotess]

Honestly its not even been out for 24 hours yet. so your post is mute. Perhaps by next Tuesday as people will play games over weekend.

Is the game worth buying at 28 dollars?

[Naijiro]

It's a single player RPG who gives a ♥♥♥♥, as long as 1 person is playing the game is alive.

[Dodowingster]

Originally posted by ResidentSleeper.:

This is untrue. Japan does not have any laws prohibiting regional pricing. The reason Bandai games are typically costly, and even more costly in Japan itself, is because Bandai practices a pricing strategy that is based on its Japanese publishing branch.

You should have noticed that the game lacks Japanese text and is regionally locked to prevent Japanese purchases on the PC. Have you ever wondered why?

The answer is that Bandai Japan had struck distribution agreements with physical retail stores to exclude PC from the Japanese market in an effort to boost the retail sales (to maintain relationship). This publishing model also assumes that Japanese customers are more accepting of inflated prices, which explains why many of the games are typically priced $10 higher in Japan.

This is a trend that Japanese gamers refer to as "Omakuni", which literally translates to "Your country". What it means is, "Look, this is your country that takes you for a fool and overprices games".

Ahhh I see thank you for enlightening me on this matter, I honestly didnt know

[Sage Pirotess]

Well if on this topic if they use Japanese in game they must pay more money. Hence the new trails series. One was 10 dollars more on steam due to Japanese language added.

[Nod]

601 just brought it

[Buurt]

Digimon games never get a high sale on PC, most people will play it on switch because its a hyped series in Japan and most Japan people I know will it either get on Switch or not at all.

[AndyFox]

Yeah because the price its immoral, i will definitely buy it because i wanna play it, but not for this price, im not paying full price for a 7 years old port that has literally no new gameplay. Gonna be waiting for a sale.

[yitan1983]

I am among those 600 but most people will wait for it to be on sale which I see as absolutely logical, it is a high price for this game, if it were more recent or with many additions it would be different, but I love it anyway I bought it on day 1