Demon’s Souls Retail Price Slashed

05/12/2010 Written by Zak Islam

Upon its release in 2009, Demon’s Souls became one of the greatest, if not the greatest role-playing game of this generation. The jaw-dropping but challenging experience from Atlus received critical as well as commercial acclaim, with over 200,000 copies sold and more sales expected after the game’s upcoming release in Europe. This epic title has been out since October last year, so a price drop has been expected.

Those who haven’t had the opportunity to purchase Demon’s Souls yet have little excuse now, as its price has been slashed from $59.99 to $39.99 at all major retailers. There is no doubt that there will be a positive spike in sales following the debut of this discounted version, and with Europe to receive Demon’s Souls on June 25th, Atlus and Sony can expect a steady flow of well-deserved sales for the beloved PlayStation 3 exclusive.

If you’re still on the fence about getting Demon’s Souls, check out PlayStation LifeStyle’s review.






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7 Responses to “Demon’s Souls Retail Price Slashed”

  1. flat out amazing game…nothing like it ever before in terms of difficulty and experience.

  2. onionpaper says:

    I want more games like demon’s souls to come out.

  3. I sold my collector’s edition after I platinumed it for 40 dollars but he hasn’t paid me yet… Kuso….

  4. Now I may have to get this game.

  5. Robotron says:

    Still have my collectors edition which I won’t sell (with the replacement guide as well…thanks Atlus).

    Kinda sad that great RPGs like this sell so little and crap like FF sell so much, but I guess it’s that way with everything.

  6. Xael says:

    yeah man pretty much. People don’t want to get challenge they want to get entertained

  7. Matt2005USAF says:

    This game actually sold fairly well for all the negative talk about the unrelenting difficulty. I believe it sold over a million in the US.

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