[Money_CnC]

EA CFO Blake Jorgensen says next-generation game prices are yet to be decided.

"Typically at the start of a cycle you've seen the pricing raised to, say, $69 for a core piece of software" He said at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference today.
"And then over the life of those it's drifted down to an introduction price of around $59. We haven't yet set pricing on our gen-fours but you'll probably see a similar trend to that during the start of the next cycle" He added.

This comes after Sony Computer Entertainment America CEO - Jack Tretton - indicated that PS4 retail games will cost $60.

He also talked about the possibility of Battlefield 4 on next-gen consoles:
"I'd say between now and E3 you're going to see a lot of stuff from us. We're very excited about Sony's platform. The technical power on the platform is going to allow us to do a substantial amount of things we've never done before.

"I've seen the new Battlefield and it is stunning. It is just amazing what the imagination of the game developers are allowed to do with that much power"

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[Flashdrive]

Can't wait for battlefield 4 on the new xbox system.

[Money_CnC]

Can't wait for battlefield 4 on the new xbox system.

Yes Im also excited for that game but hopefully, it isn't over 60$

[Prince]

Yes Im also excited for that game but hopefully, it isn't over 60$

Well as Sony have already announced that there games will retail for $60, so I think that atleast on the Playstations new cloud gaming system which I believe they are introducing; I'm hoping no games go above $60.

[Feat]

Well, since if any game's are over $60 off the release, that is a little bit TOO ridiculous.

And I hope that if there are any CODs off the bat(since PS4 is releasing during the Holidays), I hope they aren't overpriced(e.g $75).