Simulators, for one, are very complex and take a lot of time to master, and buying them for that much (or more) money is well worth it. It is like buying a $200

Simulators, for one, are very complex and take a lot of time to master, and buying them for that much (or more) money is well worth it. It is like buying a $200 math or physics textbook: you'd spend so much time and effort studying it that the price would not seem to matter in comparison. (Not sure about other kinds of games; vendor's focus on the DLC might be the biggest problem there.)