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re: Official: Microsoft planning on completely reversing DRM policies
Posted on 6/20/13 at 12:10 pm to markasaurus
Posted on 6/20/13 at 12:10 pm to markasaurus
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And see BECAUSE you make $15 back on a $60 game it at least gets you in the door to go buy a NEW game. People just ignore the fact that the money from selling games is coming back into the ecosystem n the Form of the purchase of a developers new release.
You're assuming that person is going to even buy a new game. I could buy used, rent, and borrow never giving a single dime back to the actual people who make the games.
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And whose to say Microsoft was going to 100% replicate steams model where discounted bundles were offered because of no used game market?
We'll never know. That's where they were trying to go.
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They would had and could have done whatever the hell they wanted to, their version of a sale right now is 3 year old games for 15% off through on demand.
In a marketplace where used games exist.
Posted on 6/20/13 at 12:14 pm to skullhawk
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We'll never know if that's where they were trying to go.
Fixed. Sorry if I don't believe some anonymous article.
Posted on 6/20/13 at 12:23 pm to skullhawk
It's pointless, Fade.
Some here will never get it because they don't want to not matter how much common sense or facts you throw at them. I threw in the towel arguing about it with these people that are gloating over it.
What's sad is a lot of people are happy about this because now it gives the Xbone no advanatges over PS4 so all the consumers get this time around from both consoles is a slightly updated version of the PS3 and 360. No real innovations on the gaming front from either console now.
So glad I switched to PC long ago and I ordered parts yesterday to build an HTPC/Steam Box for my living room. It will be my new "console"
I pre-ordered Payday 2 yesterday for $25 and it's $40 on console to pre-order but people here are just worried about trading it back in time to get $15 for it.
Not only do I not have to worry about that to save $15, but I also get to keep the game if I ever want to play it down the road or they release some cool DLC a year from now.
Trade that game into Gamestop a year from now and you will be lucky to get $7 for it.
Some here will never get it because they don't want to not matter how much common sense or facts you throw at them. I threw in the towel arguing about it with these people that are gloating over it.
What's sad is a lot of people are happy about this because now it gives the Xbone no advanatges over PS4 so all the consumers get this time around from both consoles is a slightly updated version of the PS3 and 360. No real innovations on the gaming front from either console now.
So glad I switched to PC long ago and I ordered parts yesterday to build an HTPC/Steam Box for my living room. It will be my new "console"
I pre-ordered Payday 2 yesterday for $25 and it's $40 on console to pre-order but people here are just worried about trading it back in time to get $15 for it.
Not only do I not have to worry about that to save $15, but I also get to keep the game if I ever want to play it down the road or they release some cool DLC a year from now.
Trade that game into Gamestop a year from now and you will be lucky to get $7 for it.
Posted on 6/20/13 at 12:32 pm to skullhawk
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And see BECAUSE you make $15 back on a $60 game it at least gets you in the door to go buy a NEW game. People just ignore the fact that the money from selling games is coming back into the ecosystem n the Form of the purchase of a developers new release.
You're assuming that person is going to even buy a new game. I could buy used, rent, and borrow never giving a single dime back to the actual people who make the games.
You're assuming they won't buy a new game. It works both ways.
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And whose to say Microsoft was going to 100% replicate steams model where discounted bundles were offered because of no used game market?
Exactly. People assume the publishers would magically drop the price of games even though they know people will pay $60 for a new game.
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