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Game prices should have increased with every new generation, former PlayStation US boss says
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The price of video games should increase with each generation of consoles, Shawn Layden assures and explains in great detail.
You know that some of the best Nintendo Switch games and now Nintendo Switch 2 games are also more expensive. However, it seems that this trend is not exclusive to the Grand N. Shawn Layden, former PlayStation boss, believes that the price of video games should have increased with each new generation to reflect the growing cost of development, which threatens the sustainability and creativity of the sector. Certainly many companies have avoided …
Games were expected to become more expensive with each console generation, according to the former head of PlayStation Studios
For the past 20 years, AAA game prices have stayed roughly at the same level, despite a significant increase in development costs, stated former PlayStation Studios head Shawn Layden in an interview with GamesIndustry. He believes that this has been a mistake for the gaming industry.
The former US boss of PlayStation, Shawn Layden, believes that the prices of video games with each new generation of consoles should have increased to compensate for the increased development costs. read more
Ex-PlayStation Boss Believes Games Prices Should Go Up Every Generation
See full bio Obaid Ur Rehman At Tech4Gamers, I mainly cover new gaming news, leaks, and rumours. Aside from that, I love to write features about my favourite games while inserting my opinion about their different aspects. See full bio Story Highlight The former boss of PlayStation recently shared his thoughts on game prices. He said that the current game prices are too low and they should go up by every generation. Layden thinks that the pri…
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