Games are expensive to make and run. AAA boxed games really haven't changed prices, even to match inflation/royalties. Which is also largely dictated by console manufacturers. Just selling a big AAA game for $60 is no longer enough. What's the solve?
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Also I know it's been tried unsuccessfully before and I can't remember which game but Devs/publishers need to find a way to monetize the secondary market or find a way to get people to hang on to their games longer
Xbox tried this and paid the price. People want to be able to recoup costs on purchases. Maybe a generational solution.
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True. Maybe they need to find a way to make digital more appealing. Such as digital being cheaper than physical. Only problem there is a lot of users could potentially fall into data cap/storage issues
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That'll only happen when brick and mortar categorically fail to put up big numbers. Which could eventually happen. Until then digital will always be as-or-more-expensive than shelf prices for fear of pissing off Target and Walmart.
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