truffleshuffle83 said:appearantly you dont remember the past. i have nes games with 60 dollar price tags on them
Just because it happened before doesn't mean we should be happy that it's happening again.truffleshuffle83 said:appearantly you dont remember the past. i have nes games with 60 dollar price tags on them
Suikoguy said:Aparently you don't know the price to produce a CD versus a Cartridge :lol
truffleshuffle83 said:and you forget that now it costs millions of dollars to create a game, not a couple thousand and a few guys sitting in a basement
Reed wasn't giving much away about the launch game lineup. "We're still expecting to have 25 to 40 titles released before the end of the year" he told us. Third-party publishers will be free to set their own prices -- and the figure of $59.99 has been rumored -- but Reed confirmed titles published by Microsoft would stay at the same prices we've come to expect from the current generation of hardware.
I remember I asked my mom for money to buy Ocarina of Time on the N64. I think I was like 10. The game cost like 90 dollars.jenov4 said:I remember going to Walmart and seeing a $119 (Canadian) pricetag on Wrestlemania 2000 for the N64. The fucking console was $99.
And the Hard Drive comes standard with every console! Microsoft would never lie!ManaByte said:
truffleshuffle83 said:cmon, you cant honestly complain about it. not to mention inflation, you knew it was coming. look at the psp. if we want good games were gonna have to pay higher prices. i guess this generation ill have to start considering if i really need a game or wait until it hits greatest hits
Mrbob said:MS games staying $49.99. Some 3rd party games may be $59.99 but I'm guessing it'll only be the games from EA and Activision.
jenov4 said:I remember going to Walmart and seeing a $119 (Canadian) pricetag on Wrestlemania 2000 for the N64. The fucking console was $99.
yeah, because microsoft is the pinnacle of truth and justiceManaByte said:"titles published by Microsoft would stay at the same prices we've come to expect from the current generation of hardware."
Uh, yeah, just like how all PS2 titles published by Sony are $39.99...titles published by Microsoft would stay at the same prices we've come to expect from the current generation of hardware.
truffleshuffle83 said:i doubt ms games wil be $50, SCEA promised said all ts games would all be 39.99 this gen and that didnt work out to well
djtiesto said:People have gotten so used to paying $50 for games that I don't think $60 is gonna go over very well... the extra $10 may not be a big deal to me, but there are a LOT of people who mostly go budget hunting (doing the buy 2 used games, get 1 free promotions at EB, or so), they're not gonna like this at all. It's sad that we've regressed in terms of price, back then I'd pay $70+ for some SNES and Genesis RPGs, but those were awesome games, undoubtedly will be much more enjoyable for me than most any next gen game.
you might be on to something, one for xbox360's withthe HDD and one for xbox360's without the HDDWario64 said:hell, just make 2 SKUs for every game!
Ruzbeh said:I remember I asked my mom for money to buy Ocarina of Time on the N64. I think I was like 10. The game cost like 90 dollars.
Worth every fucking penny.
ManaByte said:
It'll be like going back in time 5 years for us Canadians.jenov4 said:I remember going to Walmart and seeing a $119 (Canadian) pricetag on Wrestlemania 2000 for the N64. The fucking console was $99.
You don't like our 15% tax rate?Himuro said:Holy shit!
Ruzbeh said:I remember I asked my mom for money to buy Ocarina of Time on the N64. I think I was like 10. The game cost like 90 dollars.
Worth every fucking penny.
Bigfonzie said:Good!, Only the rich should be able to play games anyway, we dont need any old rif-raf putting there grubby working class hands on items that i may purchase.
xsarien said:Microsoft also said something about the hard drive being included, but we all saw that kind of evaporate right in front of our eyes yesterday, huh?
DarienA said:I'm curious to see how the used game business is going to be next gen... it's quite a profitable business for videogame stores THIS gen....