Foamer on 01 February 2010
Actually, it might even be worse than piracy. One pirated download does not equate to one sale as very often the downloader wouldn't buy the game in any case. For a second hand sale, the buyer is much more likely to have bought the game new- after all they've just paid for a copy, but they just wanted it cheaper.
Regardless, other industries seem to manage just fine when their products are resold, and I don't think that games companies are justified in trying to restrict the second hand market by introducing DRM, which they are currently trialling on the PC.
