jefforange89 on 14 March 2010
| loves2splooge said: So you are ok with a company taking away a valuable consumer right (first-sale doctrine. so it's ok for game companies to screw over gamers) but it's not ok for consumers to reclaim their consumer rights? (ie. the right to make copies of their software). |
I never sell my games anyhow.
Besides, the (generally) cheaper prices on Steam, the ability to purchase games without needing to go anywhere, and what have you totally outweigh that to me.
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