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Capcom makes the majority of its sales on PC, and it expects the 'ratio to continue increasing'
(finance.yahoo.com)
this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2026
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Lol ok. That's some dumb reasoning not to play a good game. I guess you never play anything old, and prefer to get ripped off? And when you finally can get the games at a good value, you snub your nose, assuming something has to be wrong with it to be that cheap? You're doing a ton of mental gymnastics for no reason.
Publishers often give steep discounts on the older games in a property to generate hype and sales before a new entry is released.
I never played dead rising when it originally came out. I picked up the first one for 95% off when the remake came out. It ended up being one of my favorite games. If I used your logic, I'd overspend on everything, and I'd never find games I missed like that.
I play old games because I already own them... I don't buy remade remakes of the remastered edition at 90% off.