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Could Games Go Above $70- Embracer CEO Weighs In

Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors has commented on the possibility of raising the price of major games from the industry standard of $70 to something above that. Speaking to GI.biz, Wingefors said the video game industry is no different than other businesses in that inflation and production costs continue to rise. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

Wingefors said it’s been “hard” to increase price for premium games in the console and PC space, and due to this, “the margin to success is less.” Prices beyond $70 for new game releases is not out of the realm of possibility, Wingefors said, and it might take one company being a first-mover and seeing how the market responds.

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