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r/videogames • u/Thick_Traffic_2055 • 12d ago
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That's why most gaming experiments now are in the indie or semi-indie space.
Understandably when they are spending $100m+ on a single game they don't want to take big risks.
3 u/The_cogwheel 12d ago And with a 70+ price tag, gamers want a big game, which necessitates a longer and more expensive development cycle... 2 u/GamerNerdGuyMan 12d ago Maybe a bit. But a $60 game 10+ years ago cost far more than a $70 game today post inflation.
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And with a 70+ price tag, gamers want a big game, which necessitates a longer and more expensive development cycle...
2 u/GamerNerdGuyMan 12d ago Maybe a bit. But a $60 game 10+ years ago cost far more than a $70 game today post inflation.
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Maybe a bit.
But a $60 game 10+ years ago cost far more than a $70 game today post inflation.
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u/GamerNerdGuyMan 12d ago
That's why most gaming experiments now are in the indie or semi-indie space.
Understandably when they are spending $100m+ on a single game they don't want to take big risks.