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Video games (this also applies to any digital goods, and computer hardware) are more expensive here because software publishers (and hardware manufacturers) are greedy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that realise Australia is a large captive market and has no other choice but to pay the prices they set, or move to a foreign country to get better prices.Whether cookie is essential for us to provide you with a service that you have requested We have the 2nd highest minimum wage, and we're on an isolated continent, unlike European countries where you can just drive 20 minutes to another country to purchase digital goods, or the US where 90% of the population is dirt poor. For example, our minimum wage is almost twice that of the US. The price of digital goods in Australia has absolutely zero to do with our consumer law, and everything to do with the fact that on average we earn better money and it's immeasurably more difficult for us to travel somewhere to buy digital goods for less. There are some seriously stupid asshats on Steam forums, and you're in the top 10%. I'd expect further increase to compensate for risks and losses caused by local laws. Originally posted by Astran:Well, that explains how Australian prices are much higher.

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