Artificial Scarcity in the Video Games Industry?! It's not used how you think.

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Artificial Scarcity is a common theory that pops up whenever something popular releases and then sells out immediately. Are companies using artificial scarcity to sell popular consoles? No. But that doesn't mean that it isn't used in other, more manipulated ways.

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