| archer9234 said: Why is it so hard for people to accept that there is just people that want to own what they purchase. And not have it just as files, depend on HDD space, and accounts. How is physical with digital in anyway hampering digital. Microsoft was the one that "removed" the family share plan. Nothing was blocking them from retaining it with discs around. Or any other benefit that digital gives. It's all there for people who want that stuff. Plus, a ton of other factors are involved when people choose which way to go. Internet caps is one of them. |
Thing is that people down own the content they purchase. What they own is a license to use the content they purchase. The big deal is the industry would prefer no one have a license they keep indefinitely. They love repackaging content and getting people to pay over and over again, cutting out as many middlemen as possible. So, they get rid of backwards compatibility, and so on, and have people buy remakes, or reboots.
