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Game studios EA and Gameloft are discounting many of their games in honor of the iPhone 4S launch. EA runs sales every month or two, and this is October's sale. EA is offering up a number of its more technically impressive titles aimed at iPhone 4S buyers, including the lowest price ever for Madden 2012.
EA:
Madden NFL 12 – $4.99 → $2.99
Dead Space – $6.99 → $.99
The Sims 3 – $6.99 → $.99
Battlefield Bad Company 2 – $2.99 → $.99
Fight Night Champion – $4.99 → $.99
RISK – $2.99 → $.99
The Sims Medieval – $4.99 → $.99
SHIFT 2 – $4.99 → $.99
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit – $4.99 → $.99
Need for Speed Undercover – $2.99 → $.99
Real Racing – $2.99 → $.99
Dragon's Lair II Time Warp – $2.99 → $.99
Scrabble – $1.99 → $.99
Tetris – $2.99 → $.99
The Sims 3 Ambitions – $4.99 → $.99
The Sims 3 World Adventures – $4.99 → $.99
Transformers: Dark of the Moon -$2.99 → $.99Gameloft:
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard – $6.99 → $.99
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard HD – $6.99 → $.99
NOVA 2 – $6.99 → $.99
NOVA 2 HD – $6.99 → $.99
Dungeon Hunter 2 – $6.99 → $.99
Dungeon Hunter 2 HD – $6.99 → $.99
Shadow Guardian – $5.99 → $.99
Shadow Guardian HD – $6.99 → $.99
Spider-Man: Total Mayhem – $6.99 → $.99
Spider-Man: Total Mayhem HD – $6.99 → $.99
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(View all)Standard response: Is this sale on internationally?
Hopefully this info starts being included in the articles when they are first posted.
App store sales are always international, no need to specify. Apple doesn't allow different prices in different regions. When a developer sets the price of the app, they only set the price Tier, which equates to $0, $0.99, $1.99 etc in the US and Canada, and the equivalents everywhere else. There's no option to charge $0.99 in the US and $6.99 elsewhere.
App store sales are always international, no need to specify. Apple doesn't allow different prices in different regions. When a developer sets the price of the app, they only set the price Tier, which equates to $0, $0.99, $1.99 etc in the US and Canada, and the equivalents everywhere else. There's no option to charge $0.99 in the US and $6.99 elsewhere.
Not necessarily the case, Electronic Arts trades under the name Electronic Arts Nederland B.V. in a number of iTunes stores around the world and quite often we do not see US app sale prices.
Much as I love Macrumors, it is very US centric. I thought there war queues outside the apple stores yesterday, not lines :rolleyes:
Hopefully this info starts being included in the articles when they are first posted.