SilentStriker

I mean, is Polish Zloty a strong currency to begin with? I've heard that at one point it was weak like 3-4 years ago but it has gotten stable and strengthed since, but the publisher or Steam has not updated regional pricing for Poland still retaining the old exchange rate, like as if they've not kept tabs on PLN plus 23% VAT imposed by your government.

I remember when the Switch 2 came out: the Japanese version is ¥49,980 for the console itself while the bundled edition with MKW is ¥53,980. Even the accessories have gotten up alongside it (for US customers).

It's no surprise that Swiss Franc has the worst regional pricing as it's a "safe haven" currency to begin with. Everything in Switzerland is expensive besides games, my friend visited and told me a sit down meal at a restaurant can go over 120 CHF easily depending on the place.

How much are games there on average when you take minimum wage into account? Games for me range between ¥9,000 (AU$81) for deluxe editions depending on the publisher or the game but sometimes quote for ¥12,000 (AU$108) if from a non Japanese publisher.