In-game advertisements are being added into full-priced games weeks after launch, adding insult to injury as gamers deal with skyrocketing prices.
Microtransactions and loot boxes have been a controversial topic for some time, but a new greedy trend is emerging in the video game scene. Unskippable advertisements are making their way into video games weeks after they hit store shelves. Most of these games are full price and jammed-packed with microtransactions as is. Adding unskippable ads in full-priced games is bad enough, but adding them weeks after launch is absolutely ridiculous and does nothing but deteriorates the company’s image as well as the game itself.
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