Total bargain?

1. That's on the low side of current prices. (In the U.S., it retails
for between $18 and 20.)

2. Unlike FSX (and FS2002 and FS2000 before), FS9 wasn't divided into
deluxe and standard editions, so you're getting everything. The only
difference I know of is that FS9 originally came in a tin (which I
like). Later it came in a thin cardboard box (and cost less). At this
price, it's going to come in the box rather than the tin.

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Here in Australia, FS9 was still $100 right up until the release of FSX. I'm
not sure what it is now, but I'd guess we're being ripped off at around $70
at least!
Crash Lander

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"David Wilson-Okamura" <David Wilson-Okamura.RemoveThis@forums.simradar.com> wrote in
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> 1. That's on the low side of current prices. (In the U.S., it retails
> for between $18 and 20.)
>
> 2. Unlike FSX (and FS2002 and FS2000 before), FS9 wasn't divided into
> deluxe and standard editions, so you're getting everything. The only
> difference I know of is that FS9 originally came in a tin (which I
> like). Later it came in a thin cardboard box (and cost less). At this
> price, it's going to come in the box rather than the tin.
>
> _________________________________________________________
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I my local game store called GAME UK they have it in a standard dvd case for
£24.99

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"David Wilson-Okamura" <David Wilson-Okamura.DeleteThis@forums.simradar.com> wrote in
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> 1. That's on the low side of current prices. (In the U.S., it retails
> for between $18 and 20.)
>
> 2. Unlike FSX (and FS2002 and FS2000 before), FS9 wasn't divided into
> deluxe and standard editions, so you're getting everything. The only
> difference I know of is that FS9 originally came in a tin (which I
> like). Later it came in a thin cardboard box (and cost less). At this
> price, it's going to come in the box rather than the tin.
>
> _________________________________________________________
> Posted via the -Web to Usenet- forums at http://forums.simradar.com
> Visit www.simradar.com and try our Flight Simulation Search Engine!
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David Wilson-Okamura wrote:
>The only
> difference I know of is that FS9 originally came in a tin (which I
> like). Later it came in a thin cardboard box (and cost less). At this
> price, it's going to come in the box rather than the tin.

I think in the UK it only ever came in the standard plastic DVD-style
case. (As do most games these days.)

Si
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>> has FS9 going for £8.99 which includes free postage

http://www.virginmegastores.co.uk/invt/520872
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