What's the most money you've ever spent on a single game?

Wow. Expansions + sub

I don't regret mine. I enjoyed it

Halo 5, easily. Fucking REQ bundles.

probably in the neighborhood of $130 on LoL over the course of 4 years
I'm thinking of picking up WoW though so it'll probably turn into that

I put almost $400 into one of these things

400 dollar inventory in csgo. It could be worse but I'm restraining myself so much not to buy a karambit doppler

Roughly $350 on Final Fantasy 14, including game and sub time.

Played an MMO called Tibia for 10 years. That's 120 months of subscription at 10 dollars per month, so $1200

Bought all the weapons and most perks in tlou multi
Probably close to 70$...

40 for MGS Legacy Collection with booklet.

gibe gold plox huehuehue

I've spent $600 in Second Life

$100 for Burning Rangers

it was okay but I'm not a collector and that shit wasn't worth the price obviously

Wound up selling it for $175 so no complaints here

Spent $150 on a copy of .hack//Quarantine despite being a broke college student who's barely able to pay rent

and I don't regret it

Eighty dollars Canadian.

When was this?

Because if it was relatively recently you could've just used an emulator.

$500 in hearthstone

$100 on Gotcha Force only to resell at $170. I kinda miss it.

It was earlier this year. My PC isn't good enough to emulate any PS2 games, unfortunately--even if it was, I wouldn't wanna' go through all the hassle of emulating all the save data/items/levels/emails/etc from the other games. Plus, the .hack franchise is one of my all-time favorites. I have physical copies of all the other games in the series. Wouldn't feel right if I emulated just one of em

Should have cashed out when you had the chance. I spent $100 and got all of it refunded.

Trust me, there's not much hassle.
Not having a good enough computer is understandable though

Halo 3.

Bought it three times, the DLC and some other crap.

so a standard edition new release?
i hate this country

>on a single game
I bought smash 4 for 40 dollars, played a single game, and gave it away
so yeah $40

I once paid £40 for a game

Yep, Doom earlier this year
Someone nuke us please

you bought your 2nd version non discounted?

Maplestory, $950 in one go.
They were worth it, i won $6000 in casino and spend it all on games and clothes(real clothes).

Did you guys not hear the radio warning tests? Blowout soon.

Paid £50 for a limited edition store exclusive version of this shit back in the day, only thing that jumps to mind.

When?

My son spent $1,300 on playstation home

$60 for Lightning Returns FFXIII

I rarely buy games unless they're old and/or on sale for cheap. LR was the first console game I bought on day one in like 15 years

Has anyone here ever bought a copy of Rule of Rose? If you have, how much did you pay, when did you buy it (just a year is fine), and was it complete in box?

I have never spent over 45 dollars on a game.

Probably overall $150 on PS3 and PS4 versions of GTAV at launch.

And right now I'm this fucking close to getting the PC version after I just got a 1070 so will probably go to 200

GTA V, bought it three times at full price
I don't regret any of the purchases tho desu

20 bucks
A good few years back on amazon
Was still shrink wrapped

>I have spent over $18100 USD on NX in 9 years
No wonder Nexon is one of the Top 3 publishers worldwide and making mad cash, they know how make people spend money on their games.

And there are people who spend $50k per character

I just spent $100 on a limited edition for an arcade port. Doesn't even come with an actual game disc, but I don't care getting a copy any other way costs even more than that, and the limited edition is coming with the remix album.

I preordered Dark Souls 2 and bought SotFS at full price.

I've bought some pretty expensive games (such as the .hack quadrilogy someone mentioned earlier) but this was my most expensive. $210 Australian dollarydoos. Still kind of pissed it didn't come with the season pass.

Today, heard them in BC

globalnews.ca/news/1980552/new-alert-ready-emergency-warning-system-to-be-tested-wednesday/

Dragon Age 2. Was the last game I preordered

I've spent close to $200 on hearthstone so far. I didnt even realize it until I saw this thread and added it all up. I thought it was f2p...

i think maybe $600 in dota, followed surprisingly by brave frontier

i don't even want to start adding up the brave frontier money,

I bought Skyrim at launch for PS3 then the special edition with all the DLC (still PS3) and then finally the special edition with all DLC for PC
and I regret nothing