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[QUOTE="monkey_muffin"]You must be young, free, and in college or something.
You are so wrong it's useless to even try.
monkey_muffin
I am old, married, have kids, own a home, two cars, a boat, and make over 100K a year managing the data systems for one of the largest corporations on earth. Well, actually it's a wholly owned subsidy but never the less.
TBH, I didn't really care if I was right.
Now that I know what your life is like, it's easy to see that b/c you make a good amount of money you think you know how things work.
When in reality all it boils down to is that you like to throw away you money. I say this b/c the rest of us who are either not as fortunate or even more fortunate like to get our moneys worth.
So you are wrong about the first assumption you made and your reaction is to make another totally unfounded (and wrong) assumption?
I am actually pretty frugal with my money...which is why I can afford some of the bigger purchases I make. If you ask me, a person who has been a PC gamer for 20 years now, gaming is CHEAPER than it ever was. 2 years ago I built myself an awesome computer that to this day still plays games on high settings...try doing that 20 years ago. For me, gaming is a hobby and a small fluctuation in a few game prices isn't going to kill me or cause me to freak out.
The few games I wan't immediatly at the $60 price point...sure I'll buy them. I don't see anything wrong with a company charging $60 for a game that cost them millions to make, and that will potentially provide dozens upon dozens of hours of enjoyment. For the others that may not be worth that much to me? Yup, I'll wait a while for a price drop.
There's all sorts of things I spend money on in the entertainment industry...gaming to me is about the cheapest thing out there all things considered.
For the record I have no intention of even buying Dead Space 2...I never even played the first one.
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