Steam is selling it for less than that, so you might want to take that into consideration too. Sorry to hear about what happened, sadly I already have a copy of Unity myself.

Nah, exact same price on Steam. Over here anyway. UK pays more for games. It got sorted anyway, Amazon acknowledged it was their goof and refunded it.

In the US it's $39.99, and when you convert the amount it ends up being more, not even taking into consideration that a conversion fee might also be charged. But that's interesting to know, I always thought they kept the prices pretty much the same world-wide.

You have never talked to an Australian about video games. They pay up to about double the US price.

Actually, one of my and my husband's best friends is Australian. Usually the biggest mocks ends up about the internet being really bad there compared to us, and about how the computer parts cost so much more for him than for us. But then, that used to be me too before I moved to the USA, but I never noticed a difference in game prices, even in my previous country.