Chark on 15 May 2012
| Reasonable said: Well the last line is a great get out of jail free card for Jack there. As for used games, TBH if online passes become the norm then if I was a publisher I'd actually be for them because they make games the only entertainment medium (so far as I know) where the publisher would get potentially multiple follow up cuts of the second hand market. I mean theoretically one physical copy could change hands four times and generate four online pass purchases. Heck - I'd be encouraging people to trade on games. |
I think that developers should just cut out the online multiplayer. Make it a digital download like they did with Killzone 3, which is $15 bucks on PSN. People wouldn't even have to buy the single player. Developers could even release the game first and develop the multiplayer later(not recommended). It would eliminate online passes, stop troubling consumers that don't know about them, and divide the costs up for those they don't want multiplayer and those that want only multiplayer.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
