Sentences with phrase «games cost us$»

It's true that the very best Android games cost money.

While much is being made about the $ 12 billion that China invested in renewables in 2007, the fact that $ 15.7 billion was spent «greening» the Olympics (see previous post) and that the Beijing games cost $ 40 billion in total lends a sobering context to this amount.

It seems Activision Blizzard isnt happy with what games cost now and would like to jack the prices up.

Granted, the good parts of games cost time too, but the point is that we're satisfied by that.

It's shocking that games cost millions of dollars to make.

Why do adventure games cost so much?

It's true that the very best Android games cost money.

The idea was that you could play arcade - quality games at home, but it came at a cost: the home version cost $ 650 (that's $ 1,125 today, adjusted for inflation) and games cost $ 200 each.

The main application is free to download, the games cost between 240: MSPoints: to 400: MSPoints:, but as mentioned you can play them for a limited...

In reality free to play games cost you more than paid games because these types of games designed with micro-transactions in mind and to complete missions they are going to ask you for money.

Whilst big game companies tend to have deep pockets for approved game projects, and these days, it's not uncommon for games to need tens of millions of dollars - bigger and more polished games cost hundreds of millions (GTA V for example).

All of these games cost over # 40 on their own, so you are saving money, whichever option you pick.

For PS3 I really do nt understand why its gone downhill so much, and PS4 its coming to the time where the excuse where its still new and games cost a lot is over.

When new games cost $ 60 a pop, Metacritic functions as a vital resource allocation tool for them.

And yet these games cost only half of what Super Mario Run charges.

New games cost between $ 29.00 - $ 35.00 USD.

We understand that games cost money to make and that money has to come from somewhere.

Retail games cost several times more than one's average cinema jaunt, and it's not unreasonable to expect some sort of longevity for one's money.

There's a bit of a disconnect between how much games cost to make and how much gamers think they cost to make.

Ahmad claims that games cost just 68 RMB, equating to # 7.99 each.

I don't think the higher prices will carry over to the US, in Japan it's normal to make popular games cost (sometimes significantly) more whereas in the west popular and niche games all carry the same pricetag.

Now the anger, pain, blood, sweat and most definitely tears that progressing in these games cost might seem somewhat masochistic to players not familiar with the series, but those in the know, know that the feeling of progression isn't just achieved with some camo stuck on a weapon or having some fancy names in something called a «football team».

yes AAA games cost more than ever to make but that doesn't they should be made as a gamer I would expect you'd want them, the features and ideas of AAA games always eventually find their way into smaller games and studios and thats where they flourish and evolve.

Even Google play free games cost to play.

I'm still unsure about it, but 900 Points isn't all that much to part with (both of these games cost 900 in Europe because they are imports).

Call of Duty games cost upwards of sixty bucks.

The second was that a credit card was needed to pay, which is a significant barrier, and the third was that the games cost money (unlike the typical F2P titles, which are downloaded for free).

Both games cost $ 4,99 each, and Plus members can get them for as little as $ 2,49!

Proponents of books, music, movies and other forms of entertainment might protest the apples to organic apples comparison, noting that Activision's games cost at leas $ 60, and plenty more if a person buys a special edition of Black Ops or Modern Warfare 2.

Before Nintendo blocked here, the Wii U games were from R$ 185 to R$ 195, now, the new games cost between 2R $ 60 to R$ 320 depending on the store.

Individual games cost a minimum of $ 100, with some later titles costing upwards of $ 170.

One downside to these releases is that there is this misperception that, because budget games cost less than full retail games, they may be games that are offer limited content, or are just flat out bad games.

Do you have any idea what those games cost to make and how long they took?

Okay, these so called professionals all base the game on the plot, uhh, just playing the demo or watching the trailer will immeadiatly tell you this game isnt about plot, the reason i like this game iscause it is a casual game where you can feel like you can finish it, you know carrying on through the adventure mode little by little, its not meant for the hardcore, while more gameplay mechanics would of been nice (just using the stick and a button is definatly over used) but the real reason this game is fun, the price, its just # 3 ($ 5) and considering a hell of alot of worse games cost more than double this on live arcade you could do alot worse, the only thing blocking this from an 8 is the online community is dead, unfortunatly!

On the one hand, you have devs who say that games cost too much to make nowadays, and then you have this guy who wants them to step things up already.

For argument's sake, most gamers expect new AAA games cost $ 60.

Also, while I realize the price of indie games has gone up dramatically over the past few years, I can acknowledge the wide variance in development costs and myriad other factors going into why some games cost more money, and I fully support the notion that you should pay full price to support developers you want to see succeed and continue making great games.

The main reason is that games cost less, mostly thanks to the Steam platform and its relentless policy of promotion and discounts.

In fact, Sega played a major role in revitalizing the American arcade industry in 1968 with the release of an ambitious machine called Periscope, which popularized quarter play back when most games cost a dime.

Nintendo Switch games cost more than PS4 and Xbox One titles.

AAA likes to argue that games cost more to create now, so they have to charge more somehow, but I don't buy this at all - not as the only option.

Eidos Montréal head David Anfossi told GamesIndustry.biz that from his experience these type of games cost «$ 75 - 100 million,» and that the estimate was» production only» as promotion for a key title will take up another $ 35 million dollars.

Both base games cost $ 60 at launch + a season pass that's worth $ 30 - 35.

Many new indies are practically forced to do it because games cost money to develop, and almost nobody will take a financial risk on new independent studio.

Now try and think about this from another perspective; Do you think games cost the same to make that they did last generation?

DLC cost money for games cost more to make today and todays game prices is almost the same as the 80s which with inflation would be 80 $ -100 $ today and PS1 disc games would be around 75 $ -80 $ Today, so todays game is cheaper than ever so complaining about DLC prices mean that you may want smaller games with less stuff or that developer should work cheaper without insurance or coffee.

But games HAVE got more expensive, when i started gaming it cost 30 pounds for a new release, now they are looking between 50 - 60 pounds, almost double in 20 odd years, and half the time you now get less in said game, then you have season passes etc on top of that, games cost enough full stop.

I feel bad for future gamers, when digital is the only option and games cost twice as much.

We know big triple - A video games cost a lot to make, but it's rare for a video game developer to put a figure - even a roundabout figure - on it.

Wii U retail games cost $ 60, while indie games cost anywhere from $ 10 to $ 20.