Yet people will spent much more on other everyday things? I mean, that's how much people will spend on a daily shopping trip, or a coffee, or a meal in a restaurant/cafe/fast food place, or in some cases even a magazine or something.
I never got that. Do people seem to find entertainment purchases pricier than their equivalents in other markets?
$10 is a great deal for a game. $10 is too much for a mobile game. I mean most mobile games you'll play a few times and you'll most likely never touch again. Why waste money for one of those when there's a bunch of free ones?
You have your coffee and then in half a day you won't feel it but the money is gone, at least with mobile apps once purchased you can redownload for the years to come.
Not many games are 10 bucks, so I expect that the few charging double the usual have a lot more meat than the games typically available.
