@CP2077 Inflation is also historically between 2-3%, and we are talking about prices from nearly 30 years ago now.

@Yuck_Too The thing is, they made a point of saying "we haven't announced any major PS3 titles being developed" or words to that effect. While support for the system won't be cut off immediately, it sure sounds like the transition to PS4 will be a lot quicker than it was between PS2 and PS3.

@ZoTrAcK irrelevant to the article. Just sayin'.

@evil_m3nace placeholder price. PS4 has been official for only two days. Don't you think things might be subject to change?

@mellow09 That's not the point though... the point was the standard retail versions of games (disk on the shelf) will be at most, $60. DLC, add-ons, extra modes, all that is optional. Yes, it's costs more, but that is a different argument for a different article.

Physical copes of the game will be at most, $60. That is good news.

@Johny_47 Sounds like you want to just keep your PS3 then. No one is stopping you from doing that.

@abnergoinbig @digitaltiger well the article just posted proved me wrong and you right. Great news.

This is fantastic news, considering I just guessed they would cap at $79.99. I still think $60 is high when you consider they still try and pump out DLC at a few bucks a pop... but these prices are manageable.

@digitaltiger It's really going to piss me off if they are $79 each. Sadly, I see it happening. I cringe when I see $59.99. But I'm probably going to wait a year or so on the PS4, so by then I should be able to get a couple of games slightly cheaper.

@Breyant agreed. If there are so many games left to play that you already have the consoles for and you don't have enough time to do everything, a next-gen console shouldn't even be a question. Just don't bother with one.