This one depends on what you're looking for. Traditional fighting game? $60 is steep for only 16 base fighters, and a few modes. Interested in World Tour? $60 is peanuts for how much is in that.

$30 is a bit much for the base game alone, which'll net you about 7 hours, but Capcom has added the Vergil DLC and tons of customization to rocket the replayability to unfathomable levels. Great value

$20 for a ~7 hour long game filled with many secrets within it's levels, extensive combat, customization, etc. Definitely worth it even if for the experience alone.

This game was surprisingly long. $10 nets you ~8 hours of story content, plus mini-games, extensive level design, and the Chao garden that alone has about have of this game's value in sheer content.

Despite my vitriolic hatred towards this title, I cannot deny how much content it has. For $20, there is a lot of levels, and collectibles to find and explore. Plus Co-Op could provide replayability.

This game is somehow cheaper than RE3 at $20. Not only is it bigger, and longer, but it has bonus levels and good collectibles. I cannot understand why someone would by RE3 at full price over this.

$20 for some of the best level designs, most rewarding exploration, fun enemies, and enticing collectibles this series has to offer. As well as just a great game in general.

Absolutely not. $40 for a ~5 hour long game with little collectibles, linear level design, and an overall lack of bonus modes? You'd be better off buying RE2+RE7 on sale than this at full price.

$20 for a 10 hour game where some levels are reused/recycled, and lacks fun exploration/collectibles to keep it entertaining. I'd recommend getting the remake when on sale instead.

This game has a lot of content and levels to explore and unlock stuff in. This could easily stretch to over 15 hours, maybe more, of content if you put in the work to unlock everything. Great game.