SamuelRSmith on 08 August 2009
The markets will decide, it's essentially about higher revenues - if the higher price will compensate for the lower sales (which would be better, as lower costs in comparison to overall revenue) then the industry will raise the prices.
Honestly, I think they could get away with another £5-£10 on all games (depending on brand recognition / marketing, etc) and still maintain high enough sales.
