Microsoft is raising the price of first-party video games to $80. The move comes as the company also increases the price of its console and peripherals. Hardware price increases are effective immediately.

A month after President Trump announced new tariffs on imports into the U.S., Microsoft is citing higher video game development costs for an increase in prices.

Starting this holiday season, consumers will find that Xbox games are priced at $80, the same as Nintendo's Mario Kart World, as noted by Vice News. The price hike is part of a pattern of rising costs in the gaming world,