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The last full-price AAA game I bought cost £34.99 in 2001. That’s about £64 adjusted for inflation and that’s about $85 (US) at current exchange rates.
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If only there was a simple solution to games being too expensive…
(don’t buy it)
No. I already own more games than I’ll ever play. Any new acquisitions are indie or on deep discount, preferably both.
The last full-price AAA game I bought cost £34.99 in 2001. That’s about £64 adjusted for inflation and that’s about $85 (US) at current exchange rates.
Interesting.
damn that means I make less per hour now than when I started working even though the per hour number is bigger yet I work harder and longer
Yes. I have a job and easy access to overtime. One overtime shift is like 4 games plus dinner and transit.