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From what I recall, games throughout the 80s and 90s were usually priced around $40-50, and many of them could be beaten in mere hours. (This is when a Blockbu
by A_D_E_P_T 4y ago
From what I recall, games throughout the 80s and 90s were usually priced around $40-50, and many of them could be beaten in mere hours. (This is when a Blockbuster membership and $2-3 console game rentals were nice to have!)
As far as I can tell -- on average -- games today are relatively less expensive to buy, and yet cost significantly more to produce. So I don't think that they're a historically poor value. If anything, I think there's a stronger case to be made for the opposite proposition.