He makes another non-committed declaration regarding possible changes, but at least gives a glimpse of what to expect pointing out those 2 things.
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"I think we're not making specific announcements on first-party pricing yet," he said, "So we'll do that sort of in due time."
With major console games having carried a $60 price tag since 2005, multiple publishers have argued that increased prices are necessary to counter spiralling development costs
"Prices have not gone up in — what, for a couple of generations now, so it's not unheard of to see things like this going on," Stuart said.
"And to the point earlier, content creation costs go up. And these publishers and content creators, including ourselves, want to make sure you're driving the right gross margin profiles, the right earnings profiles of what it takes to build these new, awesome, amazing games. And you want to make sure you have a good top line to support that.