And to not expect the cost of games to rise after 30+ years comes off as a little naive.

literally everything (and also be competitive in terms of salary and keep their talent from going elsewhere) option a certainly seems to be the better choice.

playing cards any more, they are adjusting prices to their products to increase revenue. And to decrease spend, we all know what’s the first to come to achieve that, typically staff reduction. So to keep people on staff and also pay their employees more so they can keep up with the rising costs of

If you want people to make more money and be able to keep up with inflation, company either needs to a. increase revenue or b. decrease spending. Option a would typically come in the form of charging more for products or expanding their product line. And since Nintendo isn’t in the business of

You’re right. We should definitely go after every company that decides to raise prices to keep up with inflation versus just going after the US government who can’t seem to keep up. You’re focusing your efforts in the wrong place, which is exactly what they hope we continue to do.

Wow how dare you steal my joke that I also stole.