Even Digital Deluxe Edition on Steam is cheaper than standard on PS Store
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For extra $15 dollars, you get suits? what a rip off!
I pre-ordered DSR for $40 USD so….yeah.
Then move to Singapore if it is such a big deal…
PC versions frequently are cheaper.
Compare prices of disc copies. At least in UK prices vary £5-10 less.
The PC platform hasn’t followed the next-gen price increase to 70€, so even without third-parties it costs less 10€ for a superior experience (in my opinion).
Using third-parties, Dead Space on PC is currently 40€, that is less 30€ than the console release.
Is extremely common for PC games to be cheaper than consoles however, since PC is more open and is not restricted to one store.