It all depends on what you get for what you pay. If I find a game I really want then it doesn't bother me much to pay for it. Obviously the cheaper I can get something the better, but generally if I want something enough I'll buy it.

I don't really play subscription based games, single-purchase is usually it. I'll go for DLC too if I want it/feel it's a good buy. I've spent 100+ on a few games & DLC over the years, and I'm ok with it.

I'm really dissapointed to say the only game I've ever pre-ordered at full price is MoH: Warfigher. Great game but it was 50% off the weekend after release :/

Some games i spend $120-$130 to get the nice little collectors edition with the extra stuff. However if i miss that chance ill wait til it hits a steam sale and buy it for no more than $30.

I myself pay up to £40 sometimes little more if its a game iam in to but not like the idea of paying £40 plus then having to pay to play online was into world of warcraft up to last expantion .

accidently clicked 300+, ummmmm
i was actually meant to click 30, if i spent 300 on a game i'd immediately say to myself "why didn't i buy a 970?"
but yeah most i've spent on a game is £30

I think the 60$ range is fine, but now, instead of just 60$, we have day one DLC, most of the time for 10$, unless you preorder. Then the season pass for upwards of 30$ to 40$. And then the rest of the DLC that is not on the season pass, thank you GearBox...cough, cough...

I rarely pay 60$ for a game anymore. 20$ is what I'm comfortable with. Early Access on steam has spoiled me.

I don't think I'd spend more than £20 nowadays. I'd wait until the game was released, read reviews, see how optimised it is for PC then wait a few months until it's cheaper on key websites or goes on sale on Steam.

Last time I bought a full price game was when the Xbox 360 came out, the game being Burnout Revenge, costing £35, RRP being £40. Since, I haven't spent more than 20 quid on a single game, though I think GTA5 will be the first.

I payed only once for BO1 45 euros at my local store,now i have every cod,GTA V for free on steam.

I wouldn't pay more than £50 for a game, here in the UK, which pretty much rules out any new console release and PC releases feel like they are catching up fast - I mostly have to wait for sales these days

1) I never but full priced games, so everything is >$40
2) Except Assassin's Creed Black Flag, which I bough for $20 and then spent >$150 on the DLC and multiplayer "special currency" :c

35€ was my limit, on Battlefield 4 Premium

Honestly I think that even the AAA games shouldnt cost more than 20-30 dollars. Thats why I am not buying them on release. Its just too expensive and I dont feel like my 60 dollars would be worth it even if i played it for 100 hours+

I only buy a $60 game if i 1. have someone to play it with, or 2 its an Elder Scrolls game, i didn't get ESO because of that stupid monthly thing... but $50 is my limit besides very special occasions!

I have never ever paid more than USD 60 equivalent for a game... Most I ever paid for a game was INR 3200 for Halo 4 back in December 2012...

Around 450$ On APB reloaded , considering i played the game for well over 1800 hours and still enjoy it .

who spends a 1000 $ on a video game ?
$60 is the final limit

i never bought any game which exceed over 30$ . In india Price of games reduce substantially if you wait for few months :D. You just have to sit for awhile and you will get it in less cost :D

here in australia it's pretty standard to have to pay $99-110, it's appalling in my opinion, going digital has helped alot though, sales are great. thats about $76-85 us dollars equivalent. before people talk about that not being too much extra, in australia everything costs more and our living cost are astronomical due to our low population, so we dont have much spending money compared to other countries, I think Switzerland, Norway and Sweden are in similar circumstances in regards to costs vs living standard.