Target will have a great launch price for Monster Hunter Wilds - $89 at launch.
https://press-start.com.au/bargain-guides/2025/02/25/monster…
Target will have a great launch price for Monster Hunter Wilds - $89 at launch.
https://press-start.com.au/bargain-guides/2025/02/25/monster…
Fanatical has the Steam keys for $86.05 https://www.fanatical.com/en/game/monster-hunter-wilds
I have a 3070 and 5800X and was barely holding a constant 60fps @ 2k during both beta tests. Still on the fence whether I'll get it.
The betas both don't have the performance enhancements that the benchmark did, so if you did the benchmark hopefully the numbers were a little better than the betas (they were slightly better for me but still not great)
Just checked Gg.deals it's the best for checking all prices, You can get it for $84.75 from 2game an offical reseller with code:5OFF
Not sure what's going on with 2game but the page doesn't load, and when I switched browsers it did load but came up with an error when I tried to add it to cart.
Wish soon wukong dropped to that price. BTW, wukong is cheaper on Amazon but from Amazon UK. Any trouble redeem the bonus from au store? Never bought UK stock.
You will be able to redeem the code. UK is PAL. I have the same edition when I brought my copy while overseas and the code worked.
Fantastic,thanks mate.
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Target don't put deals live until launch.
I don't see how at the time of cost of living crisis someone would pay 90 bucks for a game and call it a bargain.
Games were this price 30 years ago so they havnt gine up. $90 is 5 pints n a friday night. Also u can probably match with jb and use discounted gc and signup bonus to get it even cheaper.
Interest rates went down. I can afford this now
Pretty sure $60 was the standard price for launch games back then. $90-$100 was for special editions.
Yep gaming companies have been pushing for higher standard prices since COVID. Without pushback from consumers publishers will continue to try push prices even higher, with $100 USD for launch titles likely to become a new norm. It's up to consumers to vote with their wallets, if a majority of people are willing to pay higher and higher prices at launch then why wouldn't they do it.
There will come a time in your life when you will mature and realise that spending $90 on 5 pints on a Friday night is ludicrous, not because you can't afford it, but out of principal. Unless your an Alco!
I can afford this no problem with plenty of disposable income left, just saying
Typical Ozbargainers earn at least 200k and have 2 properties under their belt. We find deals not cuz we can't afford it but for the thrill/hobby.
Good to be that very typical less than 1% of the luckiest in the country.
Lol, how do you even stay upright with that massive head?
Anyone with questions about console performance should watch this digital foundry review
Buckle up everyone. When the next generation of consoles are digital only and the only place to buy games is the PSN or Microsoft digital store we will be paying $130 for on release with a less impressive discount 6 months later. There are games you can get for $20 on eBay because they are so old yet they are full RRP on PSN when not on sale
It seems the game is lacking in content, not much post launch update in months either. Capcom has been focusing on story mode and PC launch, not the parts I care.
This is likely only to be the console versions of the game at that price, I can't see Capcom being that generous to PC gamers sadly.
The performance requirements were fairly brutal as well, the specs are aligned and rely on upscaling technologies.