Expensive games you used

[Mr.Masami]

In the 80/90s many popular games were created by a small group of friends in a garage, today it's a multi-billion dollar industry with no place for enthusiasts, it's all $$$ or gtfo from our team.

Not saying every game today has no soul, but most of them high-budget titles don't even get close to the garage productions when it comes to the atmosphere.
You can almost feel the dollar behind the mind of the creators.. if you know what I mean.

I feel very lucky to be born in times where games were created with heart and the money was a second objective, not the first.

That's one of the reasons I don't buy games anymore. I want to support developers, not greedy bastards.

[dueda]

Amen to that, bro. Development is run by lucky Harvard MBAs who can't think, just stumble on something then rinse and repeat.

[LZA]

about $65 buck american on a new xbox game?

10 grand and over??? I guess I can say my car when I would pretend I-84 was my personal raceway!.

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about $65 buck american on a new xbox game?

10 grand and over??? I guess I can say my car when I would pretend I-84 was my personal raceway!. if I had 10g's to spend, I'd do the real thing. not a simulator.


i bought a few of these a while back.

[dueda]

10 grand and over??? I guess I can say my car when I would pretend I-84 was my personal raceway!.
> Yeah, some people are crazy. Both to charge and to pay that.

If I had 10g's to spend, I'd do the real thing. not a simulator.
> My first car was a VW Passat series one 1980 I guess, for like $2500.

i bought a few of these a while back.
> Really nice. I had a Nintendo Game Watch with Panorama Screen (a "color pocket arcade" model) with Donkey Kong Jr.
But that was a looong while back.

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That should've costed me like $40, I guess.