Hot Take: you’re clinically insane if you pay $100 for a single game

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Inflation that equals about $120 bucks my guy technically games have gotten cheaper

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@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Yeah back when you could code a AAA Title with like 20 employees.

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss And some N64 games costed $60-$70 which if you inflate to our prices now is around $110-$130.

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss $29.99

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Back in the 1990’s my parents paid $70 or $80 for a game for the Nintendo64

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss What are u talking about even back during the nintendo 64 ear games where 60.

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss There were games on the N64 that cost more than $70.....thats almost 3 decades ago...

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss not even true

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss In the 1980s I'd pay £5, which is about $7.

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss These comments are blowing my mind. Games cost $60-$70 in the 90’s?? That’s crazy. I’ve been going off what I paid for Xbox (not 360, the original) and PS2 games. My perspective changes knowing what people were paying in the 90’s

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Back in Ps2 days, brand new games were $29.99

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss I remember when groceries cost half as much as now but the reality is everything’s going up in price

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Back when games would take 1 year and 8 devs

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Back when EB games was a thing

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss We OGs bro lol

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Yeah that was never a thing even in the 90s video games were going up to $80 range

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss Nintendo 64 games used to be an average of £45 - £65 PlayStation £45 average Xbox £50 average Today's money that's £135 - £155 a game Games today are much cheaper than 20 years ago

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss I remember wen I was able to buy milk from the store without being broke for the rest of the month lol

@HoeFeelin @kirawontmiss They didn’t have 4k 15-20 years ago let’s be real