"Sony’s PlayStation Now Service Feels Like Highway Robbery"

[TheBlackNaruto]

DeadBigfoot21 said:

TheBlackNaruto said:

Isn't that what most companies do? Find ways to make money? And also it seems you are missing the point for current PS3 owners this isn't really that big of a deal because as you said you can go buy the game cheaper. But what is someone doesn't want to buy the game but still wants to play it? Wouldn't this benefit them? Or what about the people that only have a PS4 and no PS3 like I mentioned in my other post wouldn't this benefit them? It's like you are just completely ignoring those two things...

Ok and you are leaving out the people with low internet speed (below 5Mbps) streaming games is the last thing they want to do as it can cause major lag issues. I would never choose digital over physical but I would if prices were much cheaper. In this case it really isn't and on top of that its online only. You are not understanding my point of view here. If I can get the same game on PS now and in store or online (amazon) I would go for the physical copy since I don't have to be always connected. Internet is not 100% reliable so when its down then I can't play the game I played for. If there is a subscription based deal like I stated already then this would make PS now a much better deal. 

But I am not leaving them out at all. seeing as if they have that kind of interent them steaming gaming as you said would be the last thing they would want to do. It's not like Sony can go and fix their interent and give them faster speeds. So if they are unable to use streaming due to their internet them as you already stated they have other options. Like I said PS Now IS NOT for everyone including me because it is not something I would choose at this point in time. I also prefer physical media but this is a good OPTION for other people. The way you were saying things it was as if this was being forced on everyone when it isn't. And I also agree if it was subscription based it would be a much better deal without a doubt.