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viewtiful_jon on 26 October 2010
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Calmador said:
whatever said:

It just means that used games will now be worth $X less than they were before.  If a used game would normally go for $35, it will now go for $30 if they choose a $5 online fee.


And pay for something that's already been paid for... support essentailly theft? Pay for a game that didn't satisfy us (the new game buyer in particular)?


What was paid for by the new game buyer was a one use code to access online in addition to the game, how is it wroung for someone else who wants to play the same game online to have to buy the one use code again. Just imagine the code as a free gift fot the new game buyer. Hopefully this will stop Gamestops 55 for used if there is a 10 online code fee for games. I would prefer to pay 45 to them and 10 to the developers who actually deserve the money. Why are you so against letting the developers have there cut when it will likely cost you nothing to very little as these used games will have a lower resell value anyway.