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2/22/2013 3:03:27 PM
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I remember when PS1 games were new, around $30 i believe, and I felt that was high.
I don't buy many games now because of the $60 tag and usually wait for them to drop in price to around $20-$30. I would not be a happy consumer, if next-gen games were $90-$100.
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They were 30$, back in the days? I wasn't aware of that.
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I tried to confirm it, and the best I got was [url=http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/27056384]this.[/url] [quote]Pricing, unlike today, back then it wasn't consistent. Not everything was at $50 or $60, it went all over the map. PS1 titles would go from $10 to $70, and N64 games would go from $40 to $100. It was all very random and chaotic. It wasn't until last gen when everybody decided $50 was the standard price for a new game.[/quote] Whereas, this [url=http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-2-PSOne/How-expensive-were-ps1-games-when-they-first-came-out/td-p/755027]site[/url] says PS1 games were ~$40.
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Thanks for the info.
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No problem!
