Record numbers of people have been out of work in the past six months, and millions more have had their hours and pay reduced. This is a tough time to justify a price hike, absent a shortage.
Sure, toilet paper, lumber, and homes in the exurbs have seen prices climb due to coronavirus-caused supply-demand imbalances. None of these factors apply to video games. So, why are game prices going up 16%?
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