> If games are so expensive to make and sell so cheap, how come are the game companies getting bigger and making record profits year after year? Not that the me

> If games are so expensive to make and sell so cheap, how come are the game companies getting bigger and making record profits year after year? Not that the median game developer seems to be much better off for it, though. That's a fair point. My first guess is lootboxes and microtransactions being used to make up the difference, as well as underpaying employees. For big studios it is common to lay off developers immediately after a big release. Regardless, I don't think that same logic applies to smaller studios. > How come is it entitlement to not buy things that cost more than you think they are worth, anyway? That isn't what I was saying, though I admit I didn't make it very clear. If you don't want to buy something because the cost isn't worth it to you, that's perfectly fair. What I am annoyed by and think is entitled is any kind of objective-sounding judgement that 'games are too expensive'.