$60 used to be fine when the quality was higher and you could expect more actual content for your purchase, but they've been steadily cutting corners and shaving off pieces of the game to sell back to customers as DLC. Remember how costumes and character colors used to be things you just unlocked by playing the game? Yeah, now every one of those is a $5 transaction.

I cannot remember the last time that a AAA game actually delivered enough to warrant its price point. Plenty of games from smaller devs have stepped up and given me worthwhile products for my money, but the industry juggernauts are all slowly sinking into the ocean of dross.