Video Game Pricing
Video Game Pricing
This is a 2000 dollar video.
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When Nintendo wouldn’t sell us their classic retro titles Souljaboy had our backs
“Supraman that hoe”
I just went and downloaded everything off torrent sites when I found out Nintendo fucked up Emuparadise.
They have alot of classic titles NES/SNES and soon N64 on the switch for free with a sub account.
Make a creepy pasta dunkey video like how you made donkey Kong country movie
Bob the builder is burning in hell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This feels like a part one to a duo series.
i agree. part 2
@legend loli I was hoping someone would say that.
@A Filthy Cheater cultured tf2-ers
Video game €€€
“imagine paying 900$ to play this”
Apple: *Write that down! WRITE THAT DOWN!*
Angry Birds Reloaded players be like:
@Willow lmao I’ve played it. It’s worth the £12000 I spent on my Mac Pro and Apple Arcade tbh
@Dank A I’ve never played it, I can just redownload the originals like Classic, Space, Stella, Seasons, etc.
And Nintendo
@Gregory Gergerian nintendo games are mostly £60, what?
If I recall, Gamestop sells “Donkey Kong: Frozen Ape” for FIFTY dollars.
@MasterLuke didn’t mean to come off as aggressive lol
@Scrodum Hat Oh ok
As you writed it I thought you mad 😂
$60 I got it for the WiiU for my nephews birthday.
FIFTY dollars? Incredible.
FIFTY, INCREDIBLE
The reason why people focus only on hyped new releases when they haven’t even tried the classics is because new video games, even single player games, are pop culture, and playing them is a social experience. People want to play what’s hot and relevant right now so they can be part of the conversation. You can go back and play Symphony of the Night if you want and that’s a great game, but everyone online and all your friends are playing Resident Evil 8 or Apex Legends or whatever and you don’t know how to talk to them anymore.
You nailed it my man, this is something I’ve come to realize more and more. For a lot of people, consuming art is not something done for the sake of itself, but rather as a facet of social interaction. Everyone’s watching that new hot movie so they can talk about it, even if they absolutely hate it people still want to talk about it. The same is true for video games of course, and any kind of media really. The amount of people who engage with art on the level of purely appreciating it and critiquing it is quite small compared to the general public. I’m not trying to diss anyone who is like that either or be pretentious, it’s simply different preferences and priorities at the end of the day.
I still wanna play Harvest moon back to nature man…
@Lukmendes sure it’s always been there to some extent, but the FOTM thing has definitely become worse with internet hype culture.
That’s when you turn your friends onto good classic games. If they refuse, they’re closed minded and don’t know what they’re missing. Castlevania is an amazing series.
@Pang Not only that, but you also have to play on launch, day 1, no matter if it’s a singleplayer game. That’s why preordering is still a thing. Hell, even 2017 games are “old” depending on who you ask.
Game Pass is such a game changer, much less risk to play a ton of random games you never would have. I feel like people will go from playing like 3-4 games a year to MUCH more
@Ben Snow Yaap. Dropped art of rally and started playing Hades. GamePass really gives you the freedom to play any game you like.
My only worry is that with Microsoft buying up all the major developers is that they may eventually move gaming ENTIRELY to a subscription model like so many other software suites these days. Imagine waking up one day and Elder Scrolls 6 drops but it’s only available as a digital copy that you have to pay a monthly subscription for. Then you decide you don’t want to pay that subscription anymore and boom, your whole library of games is unavailable to you now. Hmmm, well, the PS6 is out now and I think I might want to switch to that console this generation. Well guess what? Now the subscription model is the industry standard, so now you need to pay a subscription to SONY to play any games. Or maybe you just really love playing RDR2, but one day you log on and it’s no longer there because Rockstar decided not to renew their licensing agreement with Microsoft in anticipation of starting their own competing streaming service.
I know that probably doesn’t sound like that bad of a situation for some people. If you play MMOs a lot then you’re already used to that, and plenty of people pay for multiple TV streaming services with Hulu, Netflix, Prime, etc. Not to mention you already have to pay monthly for online play on console. Especially if you’re the kind of person who buys games at launch then you’re already dropping $60/game so buying more than 3 games a year is more expensive than the streaming service anyway (assuming you’d only stick with a single service); might as well get a larger library of ancillary games while you’re at it. But for those of us who wait a few years for games to go on sale before we buy, or those of us who mainly play older titles or dump a ton of time into only one or two games, then this is pretty foreboding.
@anagoth9 WHAT
@Nafis Arafat schizofrenia and fed up lies
It’s confirmed: Dunkey is that one dentist that doesn’t reccomend tooth-pastes
He’s right though, the increase in price of things as they age is often absurd. I was interested recently in getting the old CD “Super Metroid – Sound in Action” and people sell it on eBay for between 600 and 900 bucks. For a single, second-hand, 30 fucking year-old CD that probably isn’t even in very good shape. I enjoy the fact that things can be valuable and gain value over time but at some point, people should look at things objectively and be like “bruh, that’s just a simple CD”.
Ah, the laws of offer and demand… and rarity.
“So when can we buy your games at half the price?”
Nintendo : “That’s the neat part, you don’t”
@Jason Allcreator Stop being poor. Also Stop being an idiot. you should have known by just looking at the gameplay footage for the bigger games that It wouldent be worth your money.
Only option is to look on Craigslist for a used copy. That’s why I hope physical copies never go away.
@Tsuki the fact the memorize the date is comical.
@The Remix ah yes i’ll stop being poor with my 3rd world salary. while games still cost the price they would in other countries
@The Remix well tht was a dumb comment you made. Sure u don’t wanna delete it?
Classic Burnout 3 is the truest vibe, mmm mmm waverace too.
@Squatch Josh bring it back 🙏
i had a burnout on the psp
The VR Version and being high. Is the best version.
Waverace 64 was FIRE
I’d literally explode with excitement if Bonsai Pop did retro gaming content