I'm not paying $70 for a video game. That's like calling another man daddy.

deluxe editions of any game finna be $100+

Thats why u just wait a year and get the complete edition for half the price of the original launch version

getting ps5 pro in 2023 >>>>

Playing all the backlog exclusive at 20$ or less >>>>

sold that s*** for 80% of it price 4 month before ps6 drop >>>>>>

Everyone itt still gonna be buying them tho

already hardly ever bought games new enough to be $60, can confirm i’ll never spend $70 on a single game lmfao

That's the one silver lining is that the games will eventually drop in price. Except Nintendo games they stay at $50/60 for life lol

and this is why I'm waiting year 3 of PS5 to get juicy deals later.

Wtf does this mean? What changed that they need to increase the price of the game?

The price of making games gone wayyyyy up, and Sony exclusives don’t have micro transactions to make up for that price

For games super high quality like that makes sense

But for everything else and sports games and all that s*** with microtransactions... f*** em

gonna be 90cad

What exactly has made the price of making a game go up?

get a pc doo doo heads

Cries in CAD

$70 + the season passes/battle pass or whatever they call it + skins + other microtransactions

they're a lot more resource intensive and require bigger and bigger teams = more staff = longer development times = more expensive

Remember when EA was doing them online passes to combat used games?

thank god for digital, don't need to worry about tax at least

Catch me with a disc drive then

get ready for more f2p, microtransactions and subscription models

Facts

I don’t feel like righting a whole paragraph on this, but this post doesn’t make sense. An application resource usage could mean a multiple of things and none of it means a bigger team is needed.

I remember when 2k was $20