nah fam please fix the price

[itzDerrio]

Why are these ps2 and psp games so expensive ? these games are older than dirt that should’ve been on emulators eons ago , and they want to charge almost a full tank of gas for this

drop 1 & 2 to $10 and get rid of the psp and ds games that nobody gives AF about

[slipped]

stop complaining

[Seb | セビ]

*yawn* k

[Guybrush]

Square beeing square. Just that. Look to octopath 1. Many years. Indie game. Price of AAA low discount ever.

[Darkside Hamster]

Originally posted by itzDerrio:

Why are these ps2 and psp games so expensive ? these games are older than dirt that should’ve been on emulators eons ago , and they want to charge almost a full tank of gas for this

drop 1 & 2 to $10 and get rid of the psp and ds games that nobody gives AF about

Better idea: just click on "Ignore." That's what I'm doing. You and I both know they'll have ruined the originals in some way. Their track record isn't great, so far.

[MeltingPotOfFriendship]

Originally posted by itzDerrio:

Why are these ps2 and psp games so expensive ? these games are older than dirt that should’ve been on emulators eons ago , and they want to charge almost a full tank of gas for this

drop 1 & 2 to $10 and get rid of the psp and ds games that nobody gives AF about

$68 (the price where I'm at), which is discounted till the 27th is pretty fair. Compared to Epic who wants what? $120 outright unless it goes on sale again I'd say. Bear in mind, steam could have been jerks and said: "120 dollarydoos because ♥♥♥♥ you, you'll pay it you nerd!". Price as it is now is still better than actually trying to get the games from online resellers selling the physical ones.

[Woob]

Another day another Steam user complaining about the price of a game. Get a job. You're paying $68 for 7 games. Less than $10 a pop. Stop complaining or just wait for a bigger sale.

[Nekonomicon]

Originally posted by Andy Wankski:

Originally posted by itzDerrio:

Why are these ps2 and psp games so expensive ? these games are older than dirt that should’ve been on emulators eons ago , and they want to charge almost a full tank of gas for this

drop 1 & 2 to $10 and get rid of the psp and ds games that nobody gives AF about

$68 (the price where I'm at), which is discounted till the 27th is pretty fair. Compared to Epic who wants what? $120 outright unless it goes on sale again I'd say. Bear in mind, steam could have been jerks and said: "120 dollarydoos because ♥♥♥♥ you, you'll pay it you nerd!". Price as it is now is still better than actually trying to get the games from online resellers selling the physical ones.

They're selling up to 2022 year old games that have been out as remasters on consoles since 2017 - in fact I paid for all of the games on PS4 for less than $50 in 2019, and they've all have been on PC since 2021; the games themselves have been listed for 60% off as recently as six months ago on Epic Games Store, and the PC versions's development was funded by Epic Games in exchange for their timed exclusivity deal, so every dollar they make after taxes and Steam's cut is pure profit.

Saying $70 is generous for seven year old remasters of 1-2 decade old games that have already been discounted for less is some terrible mental gymnastics.


The lengths people go to defend multi-billion dollar corporations that boast yearly record profits really explains why the gaming industry is in the state it's in.

[jdulzo]

Originally posted by Nekonomicon:

Originally posted by Andy Wankski:

$68 (the price where I'm at), which is discounted till the 27th is pretty fair. Compared to Epic who wants what? $120 outright unless it goes on sale again I'd say. Bear in mind, steam could have been jerks and said: "120 dollarydoos because ♥♥♥♥ you, you'll pay it you nerd!". Price as it is now is still better than actually trying to get the games from online resellers selling the physical ones.

They're selling up to 2022 year old games that have been out as remasters on consoles since 2017 - in fact I paid for all of the games on PS4 for less than $50 in 2019, and they've all have been on PC since 2021; the games themselves have been listed for 60% off as recently as six months ago on Epic Games Store, and the PC versions's development was funded by Epic Games in exchange for their timed exclusivity deal, so every dollar they make after taxes and Steam's cut is pure profit.

Saying $70 is generous for seven year old remasters of 1-2 decade old games that have already been discounted for less is some terrible mental gymnastics.


The lengths people go to defend multi-billion dollar corporations that boast yearly record profits really explains why the gaming industry is in the state it's in.

Where you get KH3+Remind + all the other games for $50 in 2019?

[m99noble]

I picked up 1.5+2.5 for 36. Just peep the interwebs.

[Kosmozuikis]

Only 69€ for all the games is a very good offer.

[itzDerrio]

Originally posted by Woobat:

Another day another Steam user complaining about the price of a game. Get a job. You're paying $68 for 7 games. Less than $10 a pop. Stop complaining or just wait for a bigger sale.

7* 10 = 70. 68 from 70 is really a big difference . also what’s with the hostility , i don’t get why people get so angry over someone’s complaint about a game . you should take a break from steam

blocked.

[driley1988]

Dude be real do you really think they would do that it's something called a collection.

[Nekonomicon]

Originally posted by jdulzo:

Originally posted by Nekonomicon:

They're selling up to 2022 year old games that have been out as remasters on consoles since 2017 - in fact I paid for all of the games on PS4 for less than $50 in 2019, and they've all have been on PC since 2021; the games themselves have been listed for 60% off as recently as six months ago on Epic Games Store, and the PC versions's development was funded by Epic Games in exchange for their timed exclusivity deal, so every dollar they make after taxes and Steam's cut is pure profit.

Saying $70 is generous for seven year old remasters of 1-2 decade old games that have already been discounted for less is some terrible mental gymnastics.


The lengths people go to defend multi-billion dollar corporations that boast yearly record profits really explains why the gaming industry is in the state it's in.

Where you get KH3+Remind + all the other games for $50 in 2019?

I actually have to correct myself, I checked my purchase receipts and I did in fact pay $65 for the games; $15 ea for 1.5+25Hd and HD 2.8 for physical new copies from the official Best Buy store on Ebay, and $35 for KH3 on Amazon a couple weeks later- fifteen more, but still less than today's MSRP for the same games.

Not only the same games, but the same games that are now five years older, have been on the platform for longer then they'd been on the PS4 for that price, while also costing virtually nothing to produce, since the playstation copies were physical.

[Woob]

Originally posted by Spawk:

Originally posted by itzDerrio:

also what’s with the hostility

Post-purchase rationalization. Trying to convince themselves they didn't overspend by downplaying any comments that point out the product is overpriced.

Cute. I haven't even bought it on Steam. I've owned these on PS4 since release. It's hilarious how much you beg for these games to get ported then cry at the price. Wait for a sale or pony up. If $70 is too much for 7 games, you shouldn't be spending money on games.

[Kitt 🌟 Stargazer]

Companies and people who create products can price things as they please. The only thing they can't do is force us to buy their product at said prices, or at all.

If you want to make a difference, don't buy the product. It's that simple.