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When did age ever decide the price of a game?
Because like you said, it's fair.
70 or 80 for a game that came out years ago on another platform, not quite.
I have many examples of actual aged games that are more expensive than what you call an aged game.
Where do people get the idea from that a game lowers in price the older it gets?
I can call you entitled, however.
Out his arse, of course, games 5+ years old that still go for $60+ outside of sales on PS, it's still going for over the actual full price of $70, some people just don't think before posting.
This is why I usually don't even waste my time checking if someone replied, especially on that cesspool called the Steam forums.
Subservient drones desperate to defend games with the most moronic non-arguments everywhere.
TOTK: $70 for the full game
BOTW: $60 for the base game
Mario Odyssey: $60 for the full game