That's the day I stop buying new games. I mean 9.99 a month? That's basically renting the game. By the time you've had it for 6 months, that would be the price of a new game. Any way they can continually squeeze every penny from us.

(Unless of course they meant 9.99 for unlimited access of their library, cause then that would be a good deal, but I still wouldn't go for it, I can't stand digital media. Gotta have the physical item.

I hate the idea.
Delete it fat.

Depends what you call a 'game' I suppose.

That's my main concern. And with Disney leaving Netflix, which might encourage other big brands to branch out, we might also be paying for multiple TV/movie streaming services.

This would only work if consoles become obsolete, and if multiple devs get on a fair agreement. I don't see it happening in the next 15 years.

Nooooooooooo.

Oh nooooooooooo.

Nooooooooooooooo.

No sankyuu.

Just, no sankyuuu.

I like owning my games, rather than renting them. It could be useful as a renting service, but this being the main practice? Just, no sankyu.

I feel like that there is a place in the industry for both streaming and traditional options. I certainly still prefer physical ownership of my games despite having bought quite a lot of digital games and even had a subscription to EA Access.

I, for one, welcome our new streaming overlords*.

* - as long as it's not actually streaming

That'd be a disaster, having different services for everything.

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-Super_Boom