Kasz216 said:
http://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm According to the BLS... 70 dollars in 96 is about = to ~100 dollars today.
Although, i'd point out that inflation in terms of videogames is largely a poor indicator anyway. Since unlike, say an apple... technology videogames change in prices quite rapidly and the cost of making such a thing changes rapidly. I mean, today an Indy NES level game tends to run you about $5... where if you were to listen to a price indicator, it would cost MORE money, and not less then what it was sold for when the NES was released.
Although to your point the CPI does tend to udnerestimate inflation, and we may infact be in the middle of a huge stagflation crisis we don't even know about. Still, I don't think it's quite that bad. |
Fine, fine.
Two million dollars.
