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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Why cant I find DB Pro in the shops

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xmen
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I just want to no if anyone brought DB pro from a shop
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indi
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here in AUSTRALIA its harvey norman or pier47.

what country do u live in.

duh

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Juventus
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How much does it cost Australian?

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indi
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roughly 2 times the cost from the states and three times on average from england depending on the original countries price.

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LREM 8888
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Well, here in the UK in England in Stoke, I bought DarkBasic 1.08 real cheap for about £20 - for the full version! On the internet it's about 3 or 4 times as expensive....

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Juventus
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So you mean that if it cost, say, US$100 then that would make it AU$200. Yes? 'Cause that's pretty obvious. Seeing as you (indi) are in Australia too, you might tell me how much you had to cough up?

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indi
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classic is cheaper nowadays Ii dont remember the cheapest price for it.

as the dollar goes up n down check the prices.

type currency converter into google or yahoo for an accurate guess.

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Pricey
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if you are in britain it should be in PC-WORLD :-s

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Flashing Blade
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LREM 8888

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indi, "england"... "ENGLAND!!!", what kind of english, errr, English is that LOL

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Vandetta
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I havent been able to find DB in the shops but I've found a DB book in the book store.

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TogaMario
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Well, to everyone in Australia, be on the look out for a guy named Brandon Lee. He was one of my best friends till he up and moved without telling anyone. Not sure where he is, but he's around his early 20's ... married to a woman old enough to be his mother, and she has two kids. BTW, if you see him, kick him for me.

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indi
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APEXnow are u a spelling nazi>?

if not then I wont be the one to tell you of your shortcomings.

praetorian luddite comes to mind.

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Rob K
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I could only find DB Classic in the shops but I did find DBPro at a computer fair.

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Brandon Lee rings a bell...

Actually I'd rather order DBPro from http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/reviews/info.php?code=JL2336 then in a shop. It's about $130AUD there and I think $180AUD in the stores. The week or so wait is nothing in comparison to a saved $50, unless you urgently need DBP.

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Scorpyo
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The cheapest price i saw for DB Classic is in Carrefour stores here in Italy
Comes in a jewel case named "Dark Basic & Dark Matter" at 9.90 Euros
( about 10 dollars )
Not sure what version it is tho
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Nilrem
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I haven't seen it in shops round here (Hull, Halifax last places I travelled to)

but from Amazon.co.uk for £49.99 you can't go wrong.

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Kangaroo2
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PC-World and Electronics Boutique/Game stock it, but any shop will order it in 4 ya

I guess programminng languages aren't big sellers in game shops, as whenever I see any DBS product its always in the bargain bins at £9.99 or £19.99. No reflection of qwuality, just cos I guess most gamers don't wanna program

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Nilrem
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Kangaroo2 that's a good thing, more of a target audience.

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Kangaroo2
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lol Actually I've paid around £200 for darkbasic produce, and don't regret it (appart from 3dgm lol j/k)

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