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Message: [QUOTE="SolemnlyDoc, post: 112510, member: 128903"] I was fine with a $60 price tag in the early 2010s. The pricing structure made sense to me back then, $60 for a top of the line game from an established company and $40 for a game from a relatively underground/new company you take a chance on. But that was back when AAA games came with the certainty of quality. Now it feels like a crap shoot as to whether the game will even be playable. Now with live service games we're paying full price for half of a game or less, and I just can't abide that. I think game prices should stay about the same; yes working wages have come up and production budgets have grown, but the tech to make games has become cheaper and the game companies who want to charge the most are the ones with billions of dollars in the bank. If anything games should be cheaper right now as consumers are in a cost of living crisis. [/QUOTE]

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