Name an existing game you'd drop $150 on.

In hindsight.... knowing it's quality or worth to you now.  What game would you gladly have paid $150 for.   
 
Me.... Elder Scrolls Oblivion.  300 hours or more and enjoyable to replay.  Easily worth $150.
I was going to make this $200 but it seems too high a breaking point though i am sure Starfcraft 2 woulda sold some copies for that much.
And before anyone feels the need to talk about how they would not know how good it is till they bought it and would not buy it at that price... sure i get ya... but this is fantasy what it stuff so there ya go.

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Flower.
No wait, nevermind.
An air hockey table. But those are like $500

The collector's edition of Batman: AA ')

 Would drop 150 on Fallout 3, Oblivion, and at this point, looking back on it, Halo 3.
 
EDIT: I guess I really like my commas.

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But...I...wouldn't.

None, I'm quite pleased with my $60-$70 prince range.

"  Would drop 150 on Fallout 3, Oblivion, and at this point, looking back on it, Halo 3.  EDIT: I guess I really like my commas. "

" None, I'm quite pleased with my $60-$70 prince range. "

I wouldn't even drop $150 on what I consider the best games ever made.

Too much for me. I would drop $100 on games like Fallout and Oblivion with all the DLC though.

The World Ends With You or Kingdom Hearts.

Rock Band 2. I spent way over $150 for that game.

Sega SuperGT sitdown arcade unit, in good condition, counting shipping and moving it where I want it in the house.  And I mean that.

I'd pay $150 to have unlimited time in World of Warcraft instead of paying $15 a month.

You should have just said like "what game would you pay more than 60 dollars for" there are some pretty douche baggy "i wouldn't pay that much for a game" answers here...
 
Halo 3, that games online was fucking sick and I almost went to the world championships to compete for a million tax free bucks.

Rock Band 3. With keyboards. And three cymbals.
 
It exists.

I pretty much paid for that amount with the first Rock Band (+DLC).
 
And I bought a Wii for Monster Hunter Tri which costed me nearly 300 bucks.
 
And well I bought a PSP for the original Patapon so I paid around 250 bucks.
 
Yeah, yeah it's also the consoles costs on the latter two but doesn't change the fact that I busted out some serious dough for a single game.

Fatal Frame 4 :(

the super limited edition uncharted 2 
it comes with the dagger!!

" You should have just said like "what game would you pay more than 60 dollars for" there are some pretty douche baggy "i wouldn't pay that much for a game" answers here...  Halo 3, that games online was fucking sick and I almost went to the world championships to compete for a million tax free bucks. "

Gotta go with Super Street Fighter 4.  In fact, by the time I'm done buying costume packs (picked up 2 of them today), I will have spent about that much on it.

None, unless it's a one time fee for an mmo that will give life time subscription, I would be interested in paying 150bucks.

Come to think of it...
 
I SPENT THAT MUCH MONEY ON WOW!!!!!!!
 
Erm... cough, cough... I just realized that.

I bet a lot of people would pay $150 for WoW.  I wouldn't pay that much for any game though.  I rarely ever pay $50-60 for games as it is.

Nothing. However the game I've gotten the most bang for my buck from has gotta be CoD4. 

Lifetime subscription to WoW or Rock Band 3... with all the instruments of course.

Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield on the PC. Spent well over 1500 hours playing that online, and I bought it for €9.99. That's like 2/3rds of a cent per hour of entertainment.

I'd never spend that much on a game, no matter how many hours of gameplay it offered. Oblivion and Fallout 3 certainly offer far more than average gameplay (and replay) for their value, but ... $150? No. In general, while I do occasionally do the $/hour of gameplay calculation in my head when considering a game, it's not the primary concern for me. A lot of Fallout 3's many hours of gameplay is exploration without any real point. It's fun and immersive, but just not the same as a tightly scripted game. So there is a qualitative difference to the gameplay hours a game offers. It's impossible for me to make a $/hour calculation that makes sense.
 
For example, I might think 10 hours of a Call of Duty game is worth the $60. Therefore, $6/hour. So Fallout 3 (which I played for at least 150 hours) would clock in at ... $900. But those hours are different. If a developer wants to cram in 150 hours of gameplay, that's fine, but $60-70 is about all I'm willing to pay for any experience. I know people differ on this: that's why there are millions of WoW players out there paying a monthly fee for a game, and why I'm not one of them. So, no $150 games for me. Hell, not even a $100 game.

In terms of value for money relative to other games I have bought, Super Street Fighter 4 has provided me with so many hours of enjoyment that I could see myself dropping that much money on it. That is of course, in this 'what-if' hindsight scenario. You see, I actually decided to answer in the spirit of the question and not pointlessly take it seriously.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

I've spent about 200+ on Little Big Planet related shit.

I've been dropping $120 for the last 4 years, so it wouldn't surprise me if all games were suddenly $150

I guess due to sheer game time and enjoyment i have/had proberly COD 4, just because 27 days played is well worth $150.

I could see myself spending that on a good port of some arcade shmup for 360. Or better yet, the whole arcade cabinet.

I wouldn't, I'm to cheap to buy stuff like that for more then $100

Starcraft 2 CE 
Fallout 3

Darkest of Days. Easily worth $200 though.

I paid more than that for Rock Band. 
 
I will pay more than that for all the Rock Band 3 gear I need.

Like some people are saying, I don't think any game is worth that much.

Well I spent more than that on my fightstick. I would rather spend $150 on a game that I really enjoy and get alot of enjoyment from than buying multiple $60 games that do not keep my interest for very long. Fallout 3, Counter Strike Source, Grand Theft Auto IV and a few other games have gave me the most enjoyment per dollar than any other medium. $70 for fallout 3 and 160 hours+ time spent, Counter Strike Source came with half life 2 and i've spent more than 1000 hours with that game.  
 
That being said, most games I will not spend $150 on.        

Bayonetta.  Would not even remotely regret it, either.

Socom 2- if for the 150$ the severs be populated.