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An example is Lego Jurassic World which now cost 20€ and was released at 30€ and that's the case with all the new Lego games.
Ninjago exist since more than 6 years on TV and more with Lego Brick Build Sets.
3 Lego Ninjago games have already been released in 2011, 2014 and 2015 on hand-held consoles (DS, 3DS, PS Vita).
Anyway, hope that helped.
... just curious, do people smuggle video games from US to Canada?
You should be grateful you little turd!
On the PS4 (PSN store), it's 60,-€.
What?!?
What makes the console version double the price? o.O
I mean, I can understand 10,-€ difference or so... but 30,-€?
Or don't have a good PC or only has a console.
And, as every LEGO game, it'll be full of bugs, maybe even unplayable.
Way to go, WB...
When did a Lego title ever launch for $60?
I thought we were talking about Steam here. Don't most PS4 games release at $60 unless they're download-only? Have any Lego games launched on disc for PS4 for $40?
Why the price increase from last gen to this gen? Simply because the increase of production costs. You have an increase in the size of the worlds (Just look at Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 - comfirmed to be 7 times the open world area as the first game and 3x's the hieght for 10x's total size), new systems being impemented - Lego Ninjago implememted new physics and fighting system, new animations system as well.... all these things are not cheap.
Consoles are the top selling platform for Lego games so it makes much more sense to charge more for them than the pc version. The PC gamers get a break for once. I'll pick this one up soon :)