I know a lot of people were bitching about having to spend $59.99 on next gen games. The thing is I remember dropping $57 on Mortal Kombat 2 for the SNES the day it came out, and that shit was on sale. I remember Super Street Fighter 2 being $74.99 at Best Buy, and let's not get started on 8-Bit games. There were no platinum hits back in the day, anybody else remember paying random and expensive prices for games.

that is the reason i got a playstation instead of a N64.

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It was crazy.

and the only game i got was sf2 turbo, which was going for $80. i got no problem paying $40 for new games.

but question: is it cheaper to manufacture game discs as opposed to cartridges?

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>but question: is it cheaper to manufacture game discs as
>opposed to cartridges?

YES. And you're able to store way more data on disc especially DVD discs and now Blu Ray and HD-DVD discs.

That's probably more expensive than these $60 games after inflation and shit.

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cartridges used to cost more to manufacture anyway.

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because thinking of it, The Doc has copped much better versions of Street Fighter on newer systems than he has the SNES, for FAR less cash.

Some of those $70 SNES titles were just bullshit. (UMK3? That game was GAR-BIDGE on SNES.)