do an inflation check on $60 between 2010 and now and it’s $88. It’s way past time for prices to go up and they’re still much cheaper than they used to be in the 80’s and 90’s.

I’m generally on board with this quote, but the markets has scaled massively, and the development costs less heavily. So even with keeping their prices at 60 bucks, they’re still making way more profits than before.

Yeah this isn’t “digital games cheaper” but more “physical games more expensive”.

Apparently they only take into account up until the 1st of December or something because I’ve been playing a lot more than what they’ve given me, most of which in the last two or three weeks.

So… It’s Hobbit Crossing: New Shire?

The Switch has been out for 40 years already‽

Hey there, just a friendly correction: in this case, it’s cue (a signal to speak or do something), not queue (a line for waiting)

We have hand scanners you can take with you through the store. I pack everything into collapsible crates as I go, so at the checkout it’s just putting the scanner back and paying.