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Resident Evil 7 [PC] back Now £26.00 on Amazon (£24 with Prime)

£26 Amazon UK21 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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NostromoXP

21 Jan 17

Was this price back in December but went up in price.

You can get it cheaper from cdkeys (£23.74) but thought some might prefer a physical version from Amazon.

Latest comments (21)

coffeehair

28 Jan 17 #21

And now it's £39... This price fluctuation is ridiculous!

galactus2013

25 Jan 17 #20

Denuvo protected so I highly doubt that

maniac618

24 Jan 17 #19

someone will 'hack' it in within the first week of release, I bet you.

Spark

24 Jan 17 #18

Their overall level of service has gone massively downhill over the course of the last 12 months IMHO.

Spark

24 Jan 17 #16

I pre-ordered this ages ago and they still haven't bothered to send it. What's the point in offering pre-orders if you're not going to bother to even send them on time?

NostromoXP to Spark

24 Jan 17 #17

I pre-ordered on the 13th of December and they sent it out at 01:20 this morning (24th) they say it will be here today but I'm thinking it will be really late if it is. They did say it could be up to 9pm for delivery so pretty annoyed that I miss out on an entire day of play because I didn't buy it from cdkeys.

I am off work all this week so it's not the end of the world for me but still not very good service.

Zeipher

22 Jan 17 #14

Aww, shot up in price.

NostromoXP to Zeipher

23 Jan 17 #15

It's back to £26.

geebeegooner

21 Jan 17 1 #13

Ah right.
Get you, psvr is good at what it does as in dare I say inexpensive VR.
The pro if not rigged to a 4k telly won't really shine.
But having tried the ps4 pro (non vr) version and pc at 1080p there wasn't a massive difference for me.
I would say the difference in VR would be massive to oculus and vive though.
But then there's the wait :-(

MrCollective

21 Jan 17 #12

Nah Just normal for me. Not stepped into VR on PC yet. A few of my buddys have but Im waiting it out a bit.

MrCollective

21 Jan 17 #9

Played the PSVR version today in-store. Quality was shocking. I thought the PS4 pro was supposed to be decent... So happy to have this on PC!

geebeegooner to MrCollective

21 Jan 17 #11

Not in VR for sometime :-/ reason I've had to buy it on psvr.

heeljames

21 Jan 17 #10

My copy (PS4) arrived today and it's such a brilliant game, I'd recommend to anyone!

asl3312

21 Jan 17 #8

The retail copy of MGS V disc just had the Steam installer on it nothing else. Total waste of plastic :smile:

samelliscfh

21 Jan 17 #7

I have this on my wish list and it's constantly changing from £26 to £34. I'm very tempted but preordering in generally a bad idea. Heat from me!

zoso1313

21 Jan 17 #6

this game looks incredible.

slipd

21 Jan 17 #5

True. As long as you've got a good net connection, there really is no need to buy retail. The days of PC games having manuals with the are long gone and some of the discs don't even have the game on them anyway, do they? Just the preload stuff...

Heat for the deal OP but I always hold out for a key only deal :wink:

Got seriously high hopes for this one!

hoults862

21 Jan 17 #3

so if I buy this and use the steam key then no one else can use the disk?

Remus81 to hoults862

21 Jan 17 #4

Nope. There's nothing useful on the disc. Still, not a bad price for the game.

puzl

21 Jan 17 #1

And yes, this boxed version has a Steam code, apparently.

Remus81 to puzl

21 Jan 17 1 #2

Indeed. Unfortunately there's no real point in owning a physical copy of a PC game these days, no resale value whatsoever.