How much will the next generation game cost

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 17,123

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  17/06/13 - 01:17 #2

  Same as now http://kotaku.com/microsoft-to-sell-next-gen-games-for-60-price-of-gami-513489951
  
  So expect Sony to do the same with PS4.

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• jabbamk1 Posts: 8,942

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  17/06/13 - 01:48 #3

  Thanks to the infinite power of the cloud games will cost the same this generation as they did last generation.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,813

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  17/06/13 - 01:51 #4

  For the first 6 months £50-55 after the launch period ends £40-45

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• whoever,hey Posts: 30,992

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  17/06/13 - 02:20 #5

  The same as before.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,743

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  17/06/13 - 02:50 #6

  I'm sure some publishers will try it on.

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• jabbamk1 Posts: 8,942

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  17/06/13 - 03:03 #7

  chopoff wrote: »

  I'm sure some publishers will try it on.

  
  Call of Duty Ghost Pre order pack
  *Get a second dog in single player campaign
  *Even more enhanced fish AI
  *Cloud power
  
  Only £99.99

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• Conroy Posts: 3,031

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  17/06/13 - 04:51 #8

  PS3 and 360 games have an RRP of £49.99 with a couple (COD and FIFA) increasing it to £54.99.
  
  Amazon is pricing PS4/X1 games at £54.99.
  Shopto are between £47.84 - £54.99 although they do have two special editions priced higher.
  Zavvi seems to be £49.99 but they state that there is a current saving of £20.00 on most of those meaning that they see the RRP as £69.99.
  
  At least we're not paying NeoGeo game prices.

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• He4rt Posts: 5,379

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  17/06/13 - 05:20 #9

  Shopto have dropped their prices even further.
  
  Dead rising 3, Forza 5, Halo 5 are all £44.86
  
  Ps4 games are a little bit more, but I expect they'll both even out around the £40 mark in the coming months.

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• Steveaustin316 Posts: 15,779

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  22/06/13 - 00:54 #10

  We have actually done well with the price for new games as they haven't increased with inflation since the PS1 days.
  
  For example, a new PS1 game at launch in 1995 cost £39.99. If prices had risen with inflation, a new game in 2013 would cost £65.11.

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