What's Got Our Attention Today is video games: are they getting too expensive?

It seems like after you spend $60 on a game, you have to spend another $60 to get all the extra content. In-app purchases end up costing a small fortune over a prolonged period of time. 

Video games are the single largest entertainment industry in the world.  But is this business model healthy?  Or are consumers starting to vote with their dollar and demand a better valuet?

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What's Got Our Attention Today is opinions. 

Opinions about arts & entertainment. Are your opinions based on your results?  Or is your mind made up before you even had a chance to think for yourself?  Informed or influenced decision?  An informed decision is one of the most important tools in modern-day society.  So why does it feel like we are making fewer and fewer of them?

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Spider-Man is what's Got Our Attention Today.  He's got super-powers; he's a genius; he's from Queens; he just wants to do the right thing...but he's also a just a guy, trying to live his life without screwing things up; we can all relate.   In fact these traits are what makes Spider-Man one of the most unique and beloved super-heroes of all time.  Spider-Man: Homecoming finally delivers a great Spider-Man movie. Join The Herd and listen to why we think that is.

Star Wars episode 8 will be released soon. That got us thinking:  Star Wars episodes 1, 2 & 3 - are they really that bad?  There is strong consensus that episodes 1, 2 & 3 aren't very good.  But is that really a fair judgement?  Are episodes 1, 2 & 3 really bad movies?  Or are they just victims of some unrealistic expectations?  Join the Herd, and listen to our debate.  You might be surprised by what we find out ;)

What's Got Our Attention Today is new music. Accessibility to music is at an all-time high...But is any of it good?  Are we just stuck in our ways and unable - or unwilling - to appreciate new music?  OR as the digital world has exploded over the last 2 decades and availability of music from virtually anyone at anytime is the now the normal media distribution, have perceptions just been skewed by a much wider selection?  Join the Herd, listen to our discussion and let us know what you think!

Why is the movie industry struggling while home entertainment is doing so well?

What's Got Our Attention Today is the seemingly on-going shift within the entertainment industry of quality content moving from big movie theatres and into our homes.  How and why is this happening?  And is it a good thing for us, the consumer?

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