take the risk of limiting the market to download sales only. Games will never reach that price because people simply won't pay that amount unless they have stupid amounts of disposable income, meaning the remaining retailers wouldn't be passing through stock as quickly as they need to, which would mean a net loss for them across the board. If EB, JB and GAME all became defunct, at the worst it would mean that the big sellers would be more incluned to sell at the $100-$110 mark that they do for some titles once their release hype has calmed. Console games used to cost 60 bucks, it was a joke if someone suggested they be priced in triple figures but now its the standard. $200 is an alarmist figure BUT the super duper special editions of games have sold at that price so I don't doubt that the publishers/retailers/'cabal of evil price gouging monsters who specifically pick on australia' will look upon this as a possibility to start jacking the price up just a little more. $115 for the latest COD is a good example of that So I'm to understand that you would rather me pay more to keep them in business than pay less and benefit myself. Sorry, I'm not on the board or an investor, there is no benefit in me paying more, so if they wish to compete they need to comply with what the consumer wants. Well, I would imagine it would be a two way