Should All Videogames Be Free to Play? PBS Game/Show Explains

It sounds like communist nonsense, but he does have a point.

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Playing video games is an incredibly expensive hobby. Okay, maybe not as expensive as comic books when you look at the cost per hour of entertainment, but most of the time you need a several hundred dollar console just to get started, so yeah, it’s pretty prohibitive. But could gravitating towards the Free to Play model of gaming do anything to combat this? Jamin Warren of PBS Game/Show seems to think so.

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