Yeah and just to add think about what open world games like witcher 3 or GTAV or even a Far Cry etc offered as far as content per hour per dollar, unheard of values all over compared to the RE games per dollar.
Cyberpunk if you do the side gigs and all the other stuff is easily 40hrs, the main story is pretty short at 15-20hrs admittedly but the gigs and optional major side stuff ads 20hrs at least to it. Just the main story is just ok, much better in the middle part with judy and panam stuff and river stuff. And now add on Phantom Liberty which is likely a much better price than the 30$ insult cpdurtards priced it at as it's really just a shifted viewpoint retelling of the main story but shallow nonetheless like the main story of cyberpunk is. But it's at least 10-15hrs more gameplay on top of the 40hrs+ base game and extras so 50-60hrs for that price is a lot better value than 60$ for 20-30hrs if you really stretch it to completionist levels in RE8 and most RE games.
RE4 was admittedly longer but only about 15-20hrs so about 5 hrs longer than RE8 and it's not really a good extra hours either. Just finding ashley then she gets kidnapped again to then go find her, rinse repeat a couple times. And that was 60$ new no meaningful dlc to it. I don't think capcom has 50-60 or even 30-40hr games in them from a writing standpoint or a larger world standpoint. The only way they know how to add more hours is collectibles and battle arenas, the stories are small and the worlds are largely small and linear. They could have just made RE2R and RE3R into one longer game, would have worked a lot better imo especially for the negative impressions that 3 had all over. Maybe 3 could have been a dlc for 2 for a good 30-40hr game.
So yeah RE is a premium priced thing that usually is a terrible value for casual fans. I already deleted RE8 just not that interested in more replay or the dlc stuff. For even 2$/hr of play it was a ripoff at full price of 60$, it should have been at most 45$ brand new. And I wouldn't spend that kind of money on essentially a rental with denuvo and steam and such. They want their EULA where you're renter fine, price it at digital rental pricing not at what I should pay for real ownership. For the 10-15hrs main story with some lite extra play and exploration should have been 30$. And now with sales you can probably get it for less than that, so don't waste money on a new shiny digital entertainment for anything. It'll be just as new in 3 months for much more sane pricing.
If I can rent a movie via redbox for a night for very cheap and then I can buy a used physical movie for very cheap there's no reason videogames don't fit into that. For 60$ I'm going to need it on physical media period. A 100gb usb3 or usbc drive isn't going to cost more than 5$ or much less en masse and 99% of all games today will fit on one of those, whole game. I can then download patches and dlc even onto the same usb drive for most games if devs weren't so profligate about compression.
Most repacks max out at most 80gb and that's for a 150gb or more game install with all languages and voiced languages so there's no excuse for these devs at all. RE8 just english all dlc was 20gb, installed at 38gb. RE7 repack english only all dlc was about the same but that is likely 60gb install since it had more meaty dlc than 8 did. So you don't even need 100gb usbc drive for a physical copy, 50gb would do it with several major languages included or just have the language packs besides the standard english, spanish, german, italian, french available for downloading separately like patches and dlc. Or just have different versions of physical media available, one for asian countries, russian bloc, europe, north america etc