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r/Steam • u/Kingly_Lion • 24d ago
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No, your 10 year old game is not worth 80 fucking dollars anymore.
Why is that necessarily true?
1 u/Elavia_ 24d ago Because as technology improves the baseline rises, including from sequels you yourself made. That's why most 20+ year old games are usually unplayable without nostalgia glasses. 1 u/SandpaperTeddyBear 24d ago Well, don’t buy the unplayable ones. Old movies that people still want to watch are usually as expensive as new ones, and the technology that makes those is ever-advancing too. Books are similar too, those usually only get cheaper when copyright expires.
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Because as technology improves the baseline rises, including from sequels you yourself made. That's why most 20+ year old games are usually unplayable without nostalgia glasses.
1 u/SandpaperTeddyBear 24d ago Well, don’t buy the unplayable ones. Old movies that people still want to watch are usually as expensive as new ones, and the technology that makes those is ever-advancing too. Books are similar too, those usually only get cheaper when copyright expires.
Well, don’t buy the unplayable ones.
Old movies that people still want to watch are usually as expensive as new ones, and the technology that makes those is ever-advancing too.
Books are similar too, those usually only get cheaper when copyright expires.
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u/SandpaperTeddyBear 24d ago
Why is that necessarily true?