The future of the gaming industry...

>Prices are drastically higher than ever

That's absolutely wrong though. If you adjust for inflation, and the massive budgets most AAA games have these days, games are actually cheaper than they've ever been.

You have to remember that $50 in the early 2000s was actually worth more than $60 is today.

>>382131521
>When will the gaming industry die
Never. It's too decentralized to die or crash. One sector of the industry may die or decline but there will never be one big catastophe. I don't see it declining either, even if the games are bad, video games aren't a fad or a trend, they're a popular form of entertainment that's here to stay. People would rather have bad video games than no video games. Also you're a fucking moron

>>382131521
I guess you forgot all the bad movie video games, constant cash-in sequels, and games based on fucking fast food restaurants during the NES era. Certainly it was a better time and companies were making games for the love of it and not for profit.

>>382131675
On playstation 4, everything is like $89 and they put it on sale for $79. Just check the store.

>>382131521
That must be the most stupid image ever. If you actually believe that then I'm just sorry for you. Thats all

>>382131521
That image reads like it was written by someone who is 20 years old and clueless.

>>382132042
The fuck third world country do you live in?

>>382132151
How did you know that I'm exactly 20 years old and clueless? (no joke)

>>382132441
I would have put you at 12 myself

>>382131521
>for normies only
There are still plenty of games and communities where that isn't the case, you just need to know where to look.

>>382131521
story driven games were always a big part of video games

say it with me /v/

VIDEO GAME CRASH
VIDEO GAME CRASH
VIDEO GAME GRASH

>>382132038
Nostalgia goggles is a helluva drug

>>382132042
Do you live in Boganland?

If so, I'm sorry for your shitty currency and internet.

>1900s
Yeah remember when the Germans lost both world wars because those fuckers were too busy playing video games?

>>382132841
The only industry at risk of crashing is mobile gaming.

Once that crashes, some people will probably go back to console/PC gaming, others will probably just move on and go to whatever the next hot trend in mobile apps is.

>>382131521
Uninformed opinion: the post

The todays game industry is even worse than picture describes

>>382132042
That's because you're a filthy leaf. It's about time you faggots paid your dues.

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>>382132435
canada