Every used game they have was a new game once. Yes, they try their best to push used games, they're a business, they're out for profit. Let's just be clear, I don't support gamestop. I think they suck and should shrivel up and die, but they should die from their own BS towards customers. Not from game developers putting these sort of limits on the consumer. Nobody should be championing this, this will only end up hurting us the gamers and the industry as a whole.
I hope you like sequels, because if this goes through we won't be getting any new major IPs ever again, they'll be too risky for devs. Who is going to pay 40-60 bucks on something they're unsure about if there is no way for them to return it or put it towards something else? I agree with what Logitech said, but for different reasons. If people have no ability to trade/sell their games then they will stop buying as many games out of fear of wasting their money on a crappy game.
90% of games are bad, and bomb anyway.
Who's championing anything?
I'm telling you all you buy when you buy software is a license to use it.
They don't need to do DRM, just enforce their rights that they have already, but they'll never go after gamestop and co.
Edited by Nollog, 18 June 2013 - 01:18 AM.
30% of my games cost me $2.50, 30% cost me $5, 30% cost me $7.50, and I have not paid more than $30 on a game. Thus, it is not worth it to resell my games.
30% of my games cost me $2.50, 30% cost me $5, 30% cost me $7.50, and I have not paid more than $30 on a game. Thus, it is not worth it to resell my games.
