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Anonymous asked:
Quick question. I often hear people say "digital games should be cheaper than physical games because you aren't getting a tangible item." Do you guys actually factor the cost of cart/disc, case, and paperwork printing into the *MSRP* of a game?
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Quick question. I often hear people say "digital games should be cheaper than physical games because you aren't getting...