Scarlet
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I guess the difference is that collectibles for the most part can hold some value, where as games the value of the old one is now next to nothing. I know Capcom I expected this from release so I'm not really upset about it at all. My only problem really was that I felt that MVC3 when it came out was a very bare bones release compared to say SFIV for the same price. To anyone who wants to complain that this wasn't DLC if they did it through DLC at 5 dollars a character it would have cost 60 dollars for all 12 characters (70 if you never bought Jill and Shuma) Instead it's on a disc and it's 40 which works out to just over 3 dollars per character.
I would agree to a point on what you said bro but however a video game is never thought to be a collectible whereas toys from high end toy companies are.
99.99 % of video games nowadays drop in value unless it's a very very small run and happens to be a big hit game. DLC alone would make video games practically valueless after purchase through updates and extra content. Long gone are the days where video games would fetch high on the secondary market due to their production run, accessibility to update the software etc.
High-end toys are different as they are seen as collectibles and to a point,investment. I wouldn't go on to write what happens to the value of a figure after opening etc. A figure would reach its peak of value the day before a second improved version is released.
I would be more pissed at a toy company for releasing a new, improved version of a figure which I had originally spent $200 on, kept it mint for 2 years only for the value to drop like a stone when they announce the new version .
I hear about the people _____ing about they should make it DLC instead of a disc release. Most would highlight it is cheaper in the long run but haters claim it gives them a choice to buy just what they want. All I got to say is, you still have a choice. Nobody is making you do anything just like the toy company that releases a new updated version of the same character.