Those graphs are excellent but a bit incorrect.<br>Cost: EA as an example even reduced development cost over the past few years so the line points down.<br>Content has declined sharply with cutting out most of the game and segmenting it of behind first dlc and increasingly behind exorbitantly priced microtransactions<br>Price has increased sharply. The base game stayed the same but by now it gets you an even more stripped down game and later access than much higher priced Special Editions. They only suggest price stability where none exists in reality.<br><br>So in short, they produce cheaper and sell you a fraction of a game for much more than they used to. That is why they are failing and frankly I will celebrate these companies collapsing at this point, they thoroughly deserve it. Better companies will take over for those who got too greedy.