its not a defense of nintendo for me. its a matter of common sense. inflation has an impact on everything, but gamers seem to think games should only ever cost $60.
it would be a fairer conversation if we knew the actual cost of games translated to a paycheck for the people who deserve it, but we all know the people at the top get richer while they cut costs and people.
but think about it, games should cost about $100. they don't, so you're getting fleeced with dlc and battle passes to try and claw the other $40 at least out of you.
Yeah because they're going to stop DLC, and battle passes, and shipping unfinished games now that they're charging more 🙄 I bet they're also going start giving people raises and better benefits packages too out of the goodness of their hearts; I also heard that if games cost $150 they won't force employees to crunch anymore either!
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u/milf-hunter_5000 18h ago
its not a defense of nintendo for me. its a matter of common sense. inflation has an impact on everything, but gamers seem to think games should only ever cost $60.
it would be a fairer conversation if we knew the actual cost of games translated to a paycheck for the people who deserve it, but we all know the people at the top get richer while they cut costs and people.
but think about it, games should cost about $100. they don't, so you're getting fleeced with dlc and battle passes to try and claw the other $40 at least out of you.