TheKoreanGuy said:
Yeah, the PS3's launch was not planned very well. Sony incorrectly thought the market would eat up anything they put out and thought the technology in it would be a good justification. I'm sure Sony learned their lesson with that one. That's why the Vita isn't merely an upgraded PSP. Used games are also a huge but different issue. I can see why it can hurt sales. But isn't this the case with every used market? Unless there was a ban on selling your own goods, I can't see how these companies can stop that without getting some people angry. Used games are helpful since I can't find a lot of old games on sale for new. I heard the Next Xbox is going to stop used games somehow. We'll see how that turns out. Actually game prices did go up. It used to be $50 but Microsoft upped the price to $60 saying it helps support development costs. It's only $10 more but just that contributes a lot since every person that buys the game is spending $10 more. |
That's right sorry - I forgot there was an increase in the US.
In Australia the prices have remained the same anyway.
I'm not getting into the used games debate, but I believe that's why a lot of the games are offering multiplayer.







