| dorbin2009 said: The game still had a currency to you; hard drive space. There's a concept in marketing that explains every object in this world has a value to someone. The value doesn't necessarily have to be money. Maybe its time, or energy, or in this case, space on a hard drive that isn't infinite. |
Your reasoning might work if hard drive space was actually like money. Hard drive space is inexpensive and reusable. While you may value something that's currently installed, it can be deleted and you can use that space for something more useful. So while you can easily purge your hard drive of the 9gbs of garbage, good luck trying to reclaim the $50 you spent on a crappy PC game.
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