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$80-100 in Canada sometimes 🥲
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I think someone under 20 wrote this because back in the day some games already used to cost $70.
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I still don't get it why even bother paying full price for video games
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$70 Video Game *Controllers
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They're $90 here in Canada when they were $60 in 2013.
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This tweet is 26 years late
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70€ has been the norm in my country for PS4 titles. New PS5 titles cost 80€, or almost $95. Sony needs to up the dystopianism in America, they're really falling behind.
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Given how much fuss people have made about $70 video games I was surprised when I realised that’s about £50, when in the UK £60 games has long been a thing and £50 has long been pretty standard
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I mean, N64 games often cost $70 or $80 when they first came out... adjusted for inflation, Star Fox 64's MSRP is $136.27 retrovolve.com/n64-games-wer…
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That's why steam sales are a thing. I'm never in a hurry to try out new games day 1 knowing that I'll just be another paid beta tester for the Devs. Might as well get the game at half the price with all the bugs ironed out
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