Yeah I was thinking about this. The only question I had was if they are actually complete games? Most games have DLC and require updates and maintenance. I think the fact that they can ship a game out and then patch it later if bugs pop up saves them a lot of money testing the game. They let the users test the game and then patch it quickly. It’s impressive how they’ve optimized this side of the business

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I think the dev teams were much smaller then and they could turn around games faster, so cheaper to develop for, but you had a smaller pool of gamers to buy the game compared to now.

I think you're right though, they probably make up some of the difference with DLC, Season Passes, skins, etc.. Its definitely a different world.

Yeah I wonder how much cheaper it would be today without fiat