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i picked up the game for about $65 AUD (base price is 114.95 AUD).
though i suppose if you wait for the sequel they might put FF7RI on sale for 50% off.
In my opinion, that isn't a very high price for the amount of content you're getting.
What do you base this opinion on?
Keep in mind that games 20 years ago cost a hell of a lot less to make. Sure, I'm not happy about seeing a 90 dollar tag before tax, which comes up to 102 with tax, but it's understandable given the jump in development cost with how AAA games are made now.
They aren't just pushing the price up because some intern threw a dart at a board and that's the figure they went with.
Now you're just talking out of your ass.
Inflation.
Relative to the buying power of the Dollar, Euro, etc, games are effectively cheaper now than they were 20 years ago. And when we actually go back and look at what release prices were in the 90's and 20's, often enough, they were higher in dollar amount anyway. Like Chrono Trigger released at $85 in 1995. That's over $170 in today's money.
I too like games to be cheap, but, real talk, video games have maintained a fairly low cost, as far as luxury hobbies go, for the past few decades.
You do realize that $60 in the mid 90's equates to about $120 now, right?
You do realize that disposable income and prosperity and income distribution in the middle class and taxation and household expenses were a lot better in the mid 90s right? And you do realize that with digital distribution of games, we are now seeing games being released globally rather than long-process localization via cartridges as in the 90s?
Gotta love drilling down on a single variable like inflation and gotta love the pretense about economic knowledge.
The price point of this game and most of SE's new titles is outrageously high for the quality of product you receive. Trials of Mana and Dragon Quest XI were worth the price for all the replay value and great story. But most of these other SE games, not so much.