mike_intellivision on 04 October 2008
While the nominal cost of games may be higher, the real cost is often lower.
A $40 game from near the end of the classic era (1982) would be $85 in 2007.
And some SNES games (e.g., Chrono Trigger) were $70 or more at the end (1995), which would be $94 in 2007.
But a $50 game at the beginning of the last generation (2001) would only be $58 in 2007 -- so there is some "profit-taking" (and some additional expenses).
Mike from Morgantown
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