| archbrix said: I think most games will remain at the $60 standard, but I wonder about Nintendo's 1st party games. They've been $50 since the Gamecube but back in the N64 days they were $60 (Goldeneye launched at $70), so they may take this opportunity to hit $60 once again. |
My point lies here... software is already expenisve enough at 60$ Game companies won't want to raise it even more, if they did that would practically be a suicide to their company and console. People don't want to pay upwards of 50$ for just software, they already raised the price to 60$ AKA pushing it.
