Can you spend more than $90 on a game? (1 Viewer)

[Henrywrites]

Yes, there are tons of good games that we have out there in the world that one can play for free. We also know that a couple of quality games require one spending some money to play them. So, when it comes to getting a good game, can you spend more than 90 USD acquiring a new game?

 

[Nomad]

I once spent $100 on a game purchase but with that money, I bought two games. I have never spend more than $60 on a single game

 

[Matthew]

The most expensive game I ever bought was Mario Kart World for $80. 😂

Games are going to get more expensive, nothing will change that. And I guarantee GTA 6 will cost nothing less than $100 on release.

Patient gamers will win the most this upcoming generation.

 

[Henrywrites]

I once spent $100 on a game purchase but with that money, I bought two games. I have never spend more than $60 on a single game

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That's awesome. The talk is about spending such an amount on getting just a game. I mean one single game. If you read good reviews about a particular and you have $90 to buy a game, can you spend such on a game?

 

[Ravenfreak]

Yeah if it's a game I really love and want to own I would be willing to throw down that type of money. Only after I save up a bit of course. I think eventually some games will cost this much, I mean games are already $70 brand new, some even $80. Games have always been quite expensive though, back in the early 90's there were games that cost about that much.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I would gladly pay more than $90 on a game that provides quality and immersive experiences. Although I might not be able to pay $90 on some games, especially if they don't worth it.

 

[Kennysplash]

The real gamers do spend more than that when purchasing games. You really have no idea how much people can spend on activities they enjoy.

 

[cpvr]

I would not spend $90 on a game. I'd actually wait till the price went down and purchase it at a later date. I don't rush to play a game when it first comes out. If there's an older version out, I'll continue to play that instead. I love playing games, but I'd rather keep my money and save up.

 

[Scorpion]

No, I usually don't spend more than $90 on a game. I like to stick to more affordable options or wait for discounts. There are plenty of great games that don't cost a lot, so I don't see the need to spend too much.