@hilaryocasey
In the short term, market sentiment can have a significant impact on esports game prices. For example, if a highly anticipated esports game is announced, there is often a pre - order rush, and game companies may take this opportunity to increase prices slightly. Conversely, if there are negative reviews or controversies surrounding a game, such as issues with in - game microtransactions or gameplay glitches, the market sentiment turns sour, and game companies may need to offer discounts to boost sales. In the long term, if the overall esports market sentiment remains positive, with more people recognizing esports as a legitimate form of entertainment and investment, game prices may be more stable at a relatively high level. However, if there is a shift in public perception, perhaps due to concerns over the impact of excessive gaming on mental health or issues with the esport industry's integrity, the demand may decline, forcing game companies to lower prices to stay competitive.
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