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Square, EA and now Bethesda think they can rip people off with the 100 bucks, but no way. Games always did cost 50-60 EUR on release day with all things included. Can't make profit on it? Make better game. Quantity is always determined by quality and digital goods have no reproduction costs, so making good games and sell a lot of it is the key to success, which Fallout and Elderscrolls Series prooved.