I'd pretty much agree with this. What they're charging now is about the most i'd really want to pay for a game. Renting is great if your unsure about buying, but even renting is expensive, at the local blockbuster its 11 dollars to rent a game for a week, although theres no late fees so i keep it for an extra 3 or 4 days usually.

I'll only dish out the money for games like Killzone 2 and Gran Turismo 5.

Price is only a barrier. The price I would pay for a game would be the cheapest price, possible. The most expensive game I purchased cost me $100, and it was Bubble Bobble Part 2 for the NES.

I usually pay full retail for my games.  Especially if it's a well done, great game--I like to support the developers. 

I would pay more than a $1,000 right here, right now to have a complete copy of FFXIII in my hands...literally. 

Price doesnt always guarentee quality. I would ususally only spend the $49.99 price of a new game, unless I really, really wanted the collector edition for some reason. If it was higher then that, I would look at it, and put it down I made a few exceptions for a few 360 games, but I inturn am able to sell them when im done with them, (unlike PC games which have a greatly reduced value since they are easily copied)

$80 - I would give up on Video Games if they went above that, even though they used to be that price with far less quality.