The more important question is, why do "greatest hits" games tend to cost less than non-"greatest hits" counterparts, when supposedly they are greatest hits because they sold a lot more, therefore suggesting higher demand which normally would lead suppliers to raise prices in order to maximize profit?
supmt
That really depends. Some games that aren't GH stay very high in price, while others drop like a rock. So it could go either way.
Personally, 90-95% of the games I purchase are GH anyways. This generation especially, it seems like any game worth a crap becomes a GH eventually, with only a few exceptions.
In addition, not all of the GH titles are $29.99. As I posted before in a recent thread, SCE titles seem to like to stay at the $30 mark, but almost every other third-party game will eventually hit $19.99. Although some retailers might keep them higher.
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