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Good Good Good. Just good. I won't be buying MMr right now, but the remake makes the prospect of owning one in the future tenable. If anything, it makes the hobby more collectible, since it lowers the bar to entry. That being said, it doesn't lower the bar so much that they lose their value entirely, but still puts an upper bound on how much these sought-after machines will go for.
Quoted from PW79:Games are so expensive right now only a select few idiots are buying them... us
That needs to change. Remakes, pro models, more manufactures, a deprecating used market & lower cost future NIB releases might help.
I have a few buddies that want to buy a couple games but when the price em out they say "forget it". They are not broke ass people either, they're just a lot smarter than us lol. Makes ya wonder how much money is lost when they sell less for more instead of more for less.
This is so spot on, it bears repeating. Thank you.
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