| firebush03 said: tbf it’s not as though the cost for maintaining PSPlus has risen with inflation. The cost of developing and mass producing games has, however, and especially for Nintendo, who is jumping from a PS3Pro to a PS5Lite; hence, raising the price of hardware and software is a bit more appropriate. Not to say that I condone Nintendo’s decision (I am not happy to see Nintendo engaging in greedy predatory business behaviors), though you’re point here falls a little flat. |
Sure, PS+ may not be the best example, but Sony has done the same for their software/hardware, and a few users argued inflation to justify it, but got dog piled for it. Nearly 20+ users have agreed with Rol's initial post.
Anyone arguing inflation for any PS price hike in the past few years didn't get even a fraction of that support.
