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Balrog0 posted...

I don't understand the distinction you're making, though. You're telling me they could make better games but in a way that would expose them to competition from other game developers. Okay. That's not a better game for them, so what does that change?

Because the argument that games need to go up in price is because:

1. inflation
2. games are harder to make now then before

But the problem is #2 is not true. Making CoD back in the day was much more difficult than it is now.
What makes a new CoD game more expensive to make than the first CoD game is because of fluff that is meant to capture a gamer's attention from a trailer.
Basically you could say it is more advertising that makes the game more expensive except it is in the game so it isn't entirely advertising.

So in other words #2 is actually competition is tougher
which is different then saying the costs have gone up
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