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It's interesting how the price of a video has remained about the same for the past 20 years, even though everything else that matters has gone up a lot.
Sure discs are cheaper to manufacture than cartridges, but I thought at least games would go up to $70 new by now with minute increases in regards to inflation, and the exponentially higher costs of producing a game.
I guess it is a broader problem with electronics in general. Bread and milk may be $5 today, and the next year it would be about $5.20, and next year's rent would be higher by a bit. They're will be hell to pay if Call of Duty Black Ops 2 costs $80, and my next tablet would be $700.
It's interesting how the price of a video has remained about the same for the past 20 years, even though everything else that matters has gone up a lot.
Sure discs are cheaper to manufacture than cartridges, but I thought at least games would go up to $70 new by now with minute increases in regards to inflation, and the exponentially higher costs of producing a game.
I guess it is a broader problem with electronics in general. Bread and milk may be $5 today, and the next year it would be about $5.20, and next year's rent would be higher by a bit. They're will be hell to pay if Call of Duty Black Ops 2 costs $80, and my next tablet would be $700.