PS5 games prices are higher than Xbox — but is that a good thing?
(Windows Phone Central)

We`re heading for a price hike on games, but are Microsoft and Xbox going to follow the rest of the industry? Sony made headlines with its $399 disc-less PlayStation 5 (PS5), grabbing a lower entry point to the comparable 4K Xbox Series X. Microsoft also a $299 disc-less option in the form of the HD-oriented Xbox Series S. Both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S preorders are slated to go live next week, alongside the PS5 preorders. We`re almost in the full swing of the next-gen console war. Despite Sony undercutting the Xbox Series X with its digital edition, a quick glance at the small print reveals some interesting caveats. Not only will PS5 controllers be getting a price hike to coincide with the fact PS4 controllers aren`t compatible with the PS5, but Sony is dropping a price hike on its games, jumping from $60 to $70 in the U.S., and often even more in Europe, the UK, and other markets. Publishers are also following suit, with various next-gen games from third-party develop...