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The good news it that first-party titles for the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 will stay at $60. The bad news is that game prices will stay at $60 and third-party publishers will still be able to decide their own prices. Ah well, nothing has changed there at least.
Representatives from both Sony and Microsoft [del]entered the Thunderdome[/del] said that games from their gaming studios will stick to the norm.
(via Polygon)
Representatives from both Sony and Microsoft [del]entered the Thunderdome[/del] said that games from their gaming studios will stick to the norm.
"I can confirm that Microsoft Studios games on Xbox One will be $59.99 (MSRP)," a company representative from Microsoft said.
"(W)e have announced the pricing for our first party line up of PS4 launch and launch window games. All four titles, Killzone: Shadow Fall, Driveclub, Knack, and inFamous Second Son are all $59.99," so says the representative from Sony.
"(W)e have announced the pricing for our first party line up of PS4 launch and launch window games. All four titles, Killzone: Shadow Fall, Driveclub, Knack, and inFamous Second Son are all $59.99," so says the representative from Sony.
(via Polygon)