endimion on 23 June 2012
| happydolphin said: I don't like the fact that I have no control over what Netflix offers me, yet I'm a law-abiding citizen. Sadly, it takes non law-abiding citizens to stick it to companies who play God on the games you buy... So, ultimately, DD and streaming, though convenient, make us lose alot of the benefits of retail, like second hand games and keeping old games for a long time. The only solution to bully companies in the future will be pirating, and I would support it. |
while i understand the all control concept for games.... i don't get your netflix comment... why would you have control over THEIR content?? you don't have control over their DVD catalogue either.... heck you don't have control over retailers catalog too
try to buy a 6 years old game in store or even dvd...
the real issue here is if they stop providing access to game or content you payed for after X year because they drop it.... but the day DD and streaming becomes standard they'll need to follow technologically and cyber law need to evolve.... we will eventually be able to store libraries permanently in the cloud in the future.... I'm sure of it....
