Gaming Has Never Been Better. So Why Does It Feel Like the Worst Time to Be a Gamer?

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I’ve been gaming for decades, and I can’t recall a time when we’ve seen so many great games released so regularly. I’d argue that this is the biggest blockbuster year in gaming history. Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected in November, and publishers terrified of releasing their games around the same time have packed the next couple of months with high-profile new launches such as Control Resonant, Ace Combat 8 and Modern Warfare 4.

However, actually owning these games and having the appropriate hardware to play them is a different story; $1,000 consoles, skyrocketing component costs, $80 games and you-don’t-own-it ownership are making it hard to enjoy gaming the way I once did.

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Last year, it seemed as though the tariffs instituted by President Donald Trump were going to significantly raise the cost of gaming hardware. While they did have an impact, the biggest driver...

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