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      08-26-2025, 11:10 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by oVeRdOsE. View Post
80$ is the normal inflation. I do remember N64 games were around 50$.


meanwhile people spending 100$/month on mobile game like clash of shitty games.... Those mobile dont deserve as much microtransaction money over like a rdr2... shame
It's a bargain comparatively in fact.

Super Mario 64 came out in 1996 for $60. Adjusted for inflation in "today money" that is about $125.

To do the inverse, buying a game today for $80 would have been less than $40 in 1996.

Now don't get me wrong, Super Mario 64 was (and still is) incredible in 1996. But for the price of games to stay effectively flat at $60 (<$30 in 1996) up until now with talks of it jumping to $80 - and we've been getting games like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption and and and... We're overdue!
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