Tim Cain on Digital Game Prices
Tim Cain, co-creator of Fallout, commented on the transition from physical to digital versions of games, stating that companies have saved money but haven't lowered prices.
Prices should have dropped, but they haven't.
According to Cain, the shift to digital releases has made distribution easier and allowed more time to polish games, resulting in extra earnings for companies.
- The transition to digital games has saved companies money on development.
- Despite the savings, game prices have not decreased.
- The topic of game prices has been a subject of discussion, with some cases showing a noticeable effect on companies' approaches.
Author's summary: Tim Cain criticizes corporations for not lowering game prices despite digital savings.
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