Zim said:
I can't believe someone who has a writers credit on this site used the car argument.
So when you buy a used game you get the EXACT same version of the product that someone who buys it new does. There is literally no difference (assuming no online pass) thus making buying a new game copy pointless beyond wanting to support the developer. When you buy a used car it's not in anyway the same as a new car. It has extra miles on the clock, wear and tear, the chances of having to buy new parts are increased etc.
If when you bought a used car it magically reverted to being identical to the same model but new then you can guarntee that car companies would do something about it.
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Used games have used game boxes and booklets and (scratched) discs. A brand new sealed game always has more value.
There clearly is a difference.
People who can afford new cars buy them for similar reasons.