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Apparently NOA are releasing 3rd party games at lower prices...as they are released.

I.e cheaper RRPs.

I'd be very glad if Viewtiful Joe and PN03 were cut price at initial release - although check out Amazon, they usually have some decent games for under thirty quid. I think at the moment Enter the Matrix is £29.99.

I know it was NOA. Something NOE might like to do.

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Mission Impossible 2: Operation Surma

I am sooooooo happy!

I thought Auto Modellista got 'canned' for the 'Cube??


And I'm sure we'll see the same sort of thing happen in Europe, eventually. After all, we got the Player's Choice Range, and several other games cheaper, didn't we.

And Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is joining the Player's Choice range anyway, isn't it?

If we don't get the announcement I'll probably just about give up on buying pal games, us imports all the way (dvdboxoffice)

The list of drool:

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
Sonic Adventure DX
The Italian Job
World Championship Pool
Viewtiful Joe

I'm assuming this is all before the autumn rush?

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

NOE better do something, cause getting this game cheap would be a god sent.

Fantastic game, Looks awesome on GC.

I'm betting we'll have something along the same lines announced in the next few months.

Red Faction 2 and quite a few other upcoming games like Dead to Rights are all being released at around £25 and that's without the Ninty announcement.

The US list of games is as follows

Mega Man Network Transmission
Speed Kings
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
Sonic Adventure DX
Top Angler
XGRA Racing
Micro Mayhem
The Italian Job
Powerpuff Girls
Product Number 3
World Championship Pool
Billy Hatcher & The Giant Egg
Viewtiful Joe
Armada 2: Star Command
Wallace & Grommit
Jacked
MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch
Haunted Mansion
Auto Modellista
Goblin Commander: Unleash the Horde
Urban Frestyle Soccer
Mission Impossible 2: Operation Surma

Some damn sweet looking games in there, i'd be in heaven if could get Viewtiful Joe and games like that for £25-30 brand new.

Also notice that Capcom are releasing an updated version of Auto Modellista on Cube, another good racer to add to the admittedly short list.

*sigh* Europe left behind once again...

Note.

"NOA" = Nintendo of America

NOE are still grapsing the concept of european gamers existance on this planet.

woo