Randomlight

They're too busy swimming in that vast vault of ps4 profit to manage anything else.

Would say this is about consumer power but it's more likely to avoid problems with the European gaming commissions that are looking at loot boxes.

@johncalmc

Games may have cost the same in the 90's but there was also a smaller pool of customers namely kids, the gaming landscape is completely different today what with a larger customer base and more importantly those who they are selling to are the ones with the cash opposed to 90's sales based around gifts and pocket money meaning games then were over inflated to cover costs and future development. The argument for increased prices today is fine as long as It's reflected in the product I'm not going to pay 60 for a game which is unplayable wthout a day one patch I mean no other business would get away with it you dont buy a car and they fit the breaks later or buy a sandwich consisting of bread with filling to follow sometime in the first week.

The big companies can go thier own sweet way and I'll keep my money for the indie developers that will step up to the plate to give me what I want, after all some of the most interesting storylines have been coming from indy developers for a while now. Oh and I'll Always have nintendo.

Surely Nintendo are just early to the party on this one, after all there is only so far graphics et al can go, once these aspects have reaced their zenith Wouldn't it then be a natural transition to make consoles smaller and less obtrusive and a portable aspect will come into that, the progress of other tech better and cheaper wifi increase in battery durability will all make this an inevitability,how far we are from that is really all that remains to be seen.

Think I watched the anime of this many years ago, was quite good as I recall so colour me interested.

Dino crisis 4?

After number 2 I think i'll wait to see reviews before buying another possible pup.