Just doing a little bit of snooping around, and it turns out that there is a possibility that the next-gen titles will go up another $10 over the current one. This isn't unheard of; seeing as the current generation was $10 over the previous one. Nothing is confirmed right now, and there are conflicting sources. Sony said at panels that games should remain at the $60 mark, but will also offer $.99 samples; allowing gamers to get a small preview before committing the full price for the game. This feature sounds enticing, as it would allow you to potentially avoid wasting the money on a title you start up and feel disappointed by. News of the potential $70 price tag on next-gen titles came from Michael Patcher, who made the comment at a panel. At the moment, nothing is confirmed. Sony never set a specific price range for their titles, so journalists are reaching out for further comment. We here at ScullyNerdReviews.com will try to keep you all in the loop as events unfold.
Monday, March 11, 2013
In the News: Could Sony and Microsoft be Pricing Next-Gen titles around $70?
Just doing a little bit of snooping around, and it turns out that there is a possibility that the next-gen titles will go up another $10 over the current one. This isn't unheard of; seeing as the current generation was $10 over the previous one. Nothing is confirmed right now, and there are conflicting sources. Sony said at panels that games should remain at the $60 mark, but will also offer $.99 samples; allowing gamers to get a small preview before committing the full price for the game. This feature sounds enticing, as it would allow you to potentially avoid wasting the money on a title you start up and feel disappointed by. News of the potential $70 price tag on next-gen titles came from Michael Patcher, who made the comment at a panel. At the moment, nothing is confirmed. Sony never set a specific price range for their titles, so journalists are reaching out for further comment. We here at ScullyNerdReviews.com will try to keep you all in the loop as events unfold.
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