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thekitchensink on 23 June 2008
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Soleron said:
Legend11 said:

 

I don't believe this part is true. The increase in the MSRP for games was because of increased development cost of games not for any increase in licensing fees (because there wasn't any increase in them).

If it is HD and graphics-heavy development that is the main change since the PS2/GC/Xbox era, then why haven't state-of-the-art PC game prices increased over time in line with graphics technology then?

 

They HAVE increased over time.  Last gen you could buy a $50 console game or a $40 PC game.  Now, you can buy a $60 console game or a $50 PC game.

 



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