Transformers Prices

[RNSrobot]

Originally Posted by ToyCrusader

The cost of things goes up, it's a fact of life. However charging the higher price on stuff you already purchased at the lower price is the unethical part.

nah the price increases aren't justified, they're just shareholder appeasing/trying to make up for dwindling sales nonsense.

[LegendaryArticuno]

Originally Posted by pandaprime

whoa , just saw the SS Core class figures are now 15.97 at walmart.ca.

Pay more, get less, I guess I will be waiting for sale prices a lot this year

Amazon has SS cores for $22 now.

[MapleMegatron]

Originally Posted by LegendaryArticuno

Amazon has SS cores for $22 now.

Juste Ravage. Amazon.ca often has wacky prices before figures come in stock. Their price for Shockwave is in line with MSRP
https://www.amazon.ca/Transformers-T...s%2C141&sr=8-3

[LegendaryArticuno]

Originally Posted by MapleMegatron

Juste Ravage. Amazon.ca often has wacky prices before figures come in stock. Their price for Shockwave is in line with MSRP
https://www.amazon.ca/Transformers-T...s%2C141&sr=8-3

Good to know, Ravage is the only core that I was tracking on my wishlist but definitely not buying at $22

[CyberDragon10K]

Pick-and-choose remains the go to approach for this hobby. Maybe the odd fire sale every now and then too.

[Tiffster]

Originally Posted by LegendaryArticuno

Good to know, Ravage is the only core that I was tracking on my wishlist but definitely not buying at $22

Saw Ravage at Walmart today for $16 I think. They are being reported at many walmarts

[savagephil]

Its insanity hopefully the prices go down, cause after seeing what's being released in legacy so far, it's lackluster. Studio series 86 is where it's at. That sludge is incredible, but maybe the only leader dino this year which is ridiculious, they need to release at least snarl or swoop this year, and the last one early next year.

[RNSrobot]

they will never go down.

[delrue]

Only way prices go down is if they stay the same and inflation essentialy makes them cheaper. Which also won't happen.

[Hoffman]

Prices will definitely not go back down.

I think the best scenario is if transport and logistics costs normalize, they can hold the new prices for a longer period, rather than go through an additional increase that would normally happen in a few years.