Wardogs Boss Says Video Games Are Still Too Cheap
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The executive producer of Bulkhead Interactive, Wardogs' studio, bounced back on the statements of the founder of Double Fine to say that games do not cost enough to buy.
Joe Brammer, CEO of Bulkhead, also responded to Tim Schafer's lack of understanding of the current state of the gaming industry and the many layoffs. According to the Wardogs executive producer, the industry is in crisis because video games are too cheap, and even GTA 6, which is coming on November 19th, has not been able to change this.
The CEO of Bulkhead, the developer of 'WARDOGS,' posted on X that "games are too cheap, development costs are too high." He pointed out that 'GTA 6' missed a good opportunity to raise its price, comparing its £36.99 price tag to a £30 train fare. The controversy stemmed from comments made by Tim Schafer on the BBC.
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