Wardogs boss says "games need to cost more" and GTA 6 should've been the game to make the change
Wardogs lead Joe Brammer argues that video games are priced too low, citing the high cost of development and suggesting Grand Theft Auto 6 missed an opportunity to set a new $80 price standard. He believes the industry's economic struggles stem from games being too cheap, a sentiment echoed by Double Fine founder Tim Schafer who expressed confusion over game development economics. While some companies like Nintendo and Rockstar have experimented with higher prices, Brammer insists that developers need to be more vocal about increasing game costs.
- Entities
- Company: Electronic Arts
- Company: Microsoft
- Platform: Xbox
- Person: Tim Schafer
- Topic: Game Development Costs
- Company: DoubleFine
- Game: Grand Theft Auto 6
- Game: Wardogs
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Video Game Pricing
- Company: Nintendo
- Company: Rockstar Games
- Person: Joe Brammer
- Person: Andrew Wilson
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