$60 Games Are Here To Stay
Next Generation explores the price jump for 'next generation' titles, looking into the success of the $60 price point for videogames. They have a copious number of graphs and charts to support their findings: "Even without Guitar Hero II, prices in 2007 are still at historically high levels. In January, fully four of the top 10 games sold for $60 or more. In February, that jumped to five $60 games, and the average rose accordingly. While there were four $60 games in March, they shared the top 10 with two Nintendo DS games which brought the average down sharply. This happened again in March -- the month of Pokemon -- and also in May."
Wii games are $50 US, $60 games are not here to stay.
... games cost $90 and we had to play them on the Sega Saturn.
Fixed ;)
I pirate games because there's nothing like the smell of black powder wafting across your forecastle after you've laid a broadside into an EA Game heavy with gold doubloons from the Spanish main. Aaarrrr!
- None can love freedom heartily, but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license. -- John Milton
Sid Meier, be that you???
-Rob
Biblical fiscal responsibility
But energy can neither be created or destroyed, how can it be inflated?
(That's what you get for discussing economy with geeks...)
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
Freeware games are here to suck.
Multiplayer Gaming (defined): Sitting around, discussing single-player games with my friends, at the bar.
Ah, but running Windows Vista Ultimate on your new machine will throttle the performance back down to 486 levels. That's why the prices are similar.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Take off every Sig. For great justice.