haha yes we are very aware of the price issue. we would like to see lower prices all the time, but our partners (publishers and developers) are in charge of the prices for us. we want to see lower prices, specially since digital download allow it. But the publishers what to keep their pricepoint and keep regular retails happy.

We always push for lower prices since we know we will sell more games that way ;) but as todays market look we can't lower them :(

Why do i have to pay in € ? Hungary still using it's own currency (forint).

as of today we only work with 3 currency's, £ / $ / €.
Its alot of work to work with many individual currencys and we are a small team. Hopefully in the future we will have more options.

We have it in contract with some. But the main villam here is actually Retail, who holds quite a lot of power over the pricing. Retail still stands for a huge part of the actually sales and the pricepoint of the games.

With digital the price could be lower, but then Retail would go banans and demand the same. Retail buy in stocks which they have to get rid off. So thats why they can discount many games so hard. And some stores chose to sell new games at a loss (called Loss-leader).

Usually we talk to our partners and tell hem to lower the prices, but its not our decision. As for the EA Store, EA owns it and they take 100% off the sales there, so it is in their interest to maximize sales from their own store.

For the publishers today Retailerstores are more important than Digitalstores. Therefore if we on the digital side gets better offers/prices retails will demand lower prices and it can screw up the pricepoint of the games. Lowering it to much to fast for some people.

Regarding if we sell it in US or EU… Sometimes it matters, sometimes it doesn't. Its pretty much up to the contracts and the rights the publishers have. Some partners have Worldwide rights for a title, but they still want to know how many units we sell in each territory for their sales people in each territory. Some publishers only have digital rights for say North America for one title, and another publishers have for Europe.

We will think about it. Maybe :) but can't promise anything. Other that we will work hard to try to get prices down over all.

to keep our customers happy and coming back and support us is all we want :)

We are working really hard on this, and its hard to go up against beast like Steam, but damn are we working on it =)