Red Dead Hits: Rockstar Games, Especially Westerns, Continue to Rise in Price
The inevitable increase in video game prices, a topic widely discussed, seems to affect not only new titles but also established ones. This includes games like GTA 5, RDR 1, and RDR 2. In the Xbox store, prices for both westerns increased by up to 50% in several countries, including Brazil, Chile, the Czech Republic, and the United Kingdom (where it’s an additional 5 pounds sterling).
Residents of other regions and users of various platforms have not been unaffected. For instance, Ukrainian PlayStation owners experienced the same, with flagship Rockstar Games projects increasing by about 30% a month ago. If someone doesn’t want to wait for discounts, they will have to pay 4,219 hryvnias for a set of Red Dead Redemption parts one and two or for the Ultimate Edition of the sequel! As for PC gamers, they encountered this back in October.
Therefore, we strongly recommend our readers to keep an eye on sales, during which games can be purchased much cheaper.
Source: gta.com.ua

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