You are not making sense. You are talking about newer games are coming out more and more expensively?

Ok why do you expect that game prices would be exempted from the forces of inflation? the costs associated with bringing the games into the market experience inflation (developer, office, equipment, etc), why wouldn't the final product price as well?

Bollocks. Show me your numbers. Btw, before you tell me to do so myself, well since you brought this up, it is on to you to prove it. Please support your arguments
It depends, but I will always be in the office - it is my own office afterall. If I do not have to entertain any clients' enquiries, Ill just kill time by playing games or watch a movie. Better than staying home and do nothing. The public holiday in the middle of the week really sucks joy away from it, because one would have to resume work the day after

I see, so your assertions are not backed by anything but air. got it.

It is not about believing something or anything, it is about latching on facts. You suggested something, but you didn't come out with the numbers - well you did, you mentioned 10USD per year (or perhaps more, or close to it). Without any studies, graphs, historical prices annualizing the increment of game prices over 5 or 10 years, you brought nothing to this conversatoin.

Your comment is of little value. And then you ended it with "up to you lor~~~"