badgenome said:
But while Sony fans have been campaigning against DRM Microsoft fans have been arguing that it's nothing to get worked up about and is actually good for the industry, so... why would Microsoft not stick it in someone who's begging for it? |
No that's a generalization based on the fact that the vast majority of Microsoft fans are saying wait and see. There has been literaly nothing concrete released on what the policy is exactly and the costs involved. It has all been very vague. All I've seen is lots of people whining about something that they really don't know the details about. If there is some ridiculous fee to activate a used game on top of the price to buy the game then I'll be the first person to say it's wrong but that hasn't been proven to be the case so I don't get the outcry. I guess I must be one of the few people who was willing to wait for E3 to see this mess cleaned up though.
