thranx on 20 June 2013
| papamudd said: Why do people seem to think blocking used games is innovative? That was the whole point initially and they back peddled and made various other offerings to try to appease the consumers. Consumers still weren't happy so they did a 180 on their policies. however, there was never anything innovative about it at all for gamers. We can still buy digital games, and there is no indication that Ms would have passed any savings onto the consumer at all. That is a ludicrous assumption. Now it seems the minority xbone drm defenders are pulling a cliffy b, well guess what you dont sound any better than cliffy b |
because we didn't only see the blocking used games. Steam has blocked used games, and it was probably the biggest game changer in PC gaming. It has made PC gaming easier for consumers, cheaper for consumers, and more profitable for gaming devs. It was win win win all over the place.
