Convert file with information into dictionary

[ChaoticBlack]

Hello, I have a text file with information on products, the first 3 lines can be seen below
CODBO, Call of Duty BlackOps, 120
SC2WL, Starcraft 2 WoL, 90
FONV0, Fallout New Vegas 100
CODBO is the ID, Call... is the name and 120 is the price.
What would the code be for a function that would turn that into a dictionary that looks similarly to this:
{'CODBO':('Call of Duty BlackOps',120), ...}
I have tried to think of a solution for 2 hours now and still dont have the faintest idea on how to do it. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

EDIT:
Thanks bvdet, i modified the code a bit and got it to work, here it is for reference.

def load_games(filename) :
    games = {}
    f = open(filename, 'U')
    s = ''
    for line in f:
        s = line
        sList = s.split(',')
        games[sList[0]] = sList[1].strip(), int(sList[2]) 
    return games
 
x = load_games('games.txt')
print x

[bvdet]

Do you know how to open a file, read the file or iterate on the file object, and close the file? The following code will parse one of the lines and enter the information into a dictionary.

>>> dd = {}
>>> s = "CODBO,  Call of Duty BlackOps,      120"
>>> sList = s.split(",")
>>> dd[sList[0]] = sList[1].strip(), int(sList[2])
>>> dd
{'CODBO': ('Call of Duty BlackOps', 120)}
>>> 

[ChaoticBlack]

Yeh I know most of the basics with dictionaries and files, that code helps a lot, Ill try to include it in a for loop and iterate over every line. Ill post the code soon if it doesn't work. Thanks

[ChaoticBlack]

So far I can create a list with the games (code below), how can I convert it to a dictionary in the style {'CODBO':('Call of Duty BlackOps',120), ...}?

def load_games(filename) :
    games = {}
    f = open(filename, 'U')
    s = ''
    for line in f:
        s += line
    sList = s.split(',')
    return sList
 
x = load_games('games.txt')
print x

Has the output

>>> 
['CODBO', ' Call of Duty BlackOps', ' 120\nSC2WL', ' Starcraft 2 WoL', ' 90\nFONV0', ' Fallout New Vegas', ' 100']
>>> 

[bvdet]

Like this (untested):

def load_games(filename) :
    games = {}
    f = open(filename)
    for line in f:
        sList = s.strip().split(",")
        games[sList[0]] = sList[1].strip(), int(sList[2])
    f.close()
    return sList
 
x = load_games('games.txt')
print x