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crissindahouse on 24 May 2013
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Zero999 said:
crissindahouse said:
Zero999 said:

the sales income already reached the industry with the unused game sell. this is an imoral act of microsoft and devs, taking away the right of consumers over the product they purchased.

yes, in reality they should just sell the games for 80 bucks and not 60. would be much fairer for us and for them with their always increasing costs.

but that'S the problem, gamers are against higher game prices, gamers are against all the dlc stuff developers need to get the money of high dev costs back and gamers are also against something like this now. gamers are probably against everything which isn't like 15 years ago and don't realize that developers and publishers can't survive otherwise.

gamers are right to be against unfair stuff. if dev costs are too high, it is the devs job to try and keep it low. you can't blame gamers for not taking down their throats shit like dlc and now this used game crap.

it's not unfair, if costs explode because sony and microsoft fans want stronger systems and better graphics, gamers should also pay for it. it's just not possible to make a game like killzone shadowfall for the same money as killzone 1. and since sales don't really increase the extra money has to come from every single game.

why is it unfair if you would have to pay more for a game as 15 years ago? do you also get the same loan as 15 years ago? if not, why should you get more money but people working for game studios shouldn't? they also have to earn enough money for their family and they also have to live with inflation which makes their life more expensive.

yes, they can decrease costs with better tools and so on but they can't decrease the costs so much to have the same costs as with much less employees who would still earn the same as 15 years ago. not to talk about increasing costs for energy, transport and whatever...

what do you pay nowadays to watch a movie in a cinema and what did you pay 15 years ago? movie fans go still to the cinema, gamers don't want to accept higher game prices...