| JRPGfan said: That again comes back to always online DRM ect, which nearly cost Xbox everything. People hate DRM, and the unique ID for the discs will drive prices up. My idea: Let people damn well own the copies of the games they buy and do with them as they please. Anyone notice how happy people where when Sony announced that? Let people enjoy their games, the end, none of this online DRM crap. |
It's not always online drm, see what I just posted above.
Albeit, I admit I have no idea how it would effect the disc manufacturing process.
Nothing realistically changes with what I suggested for anybody except the very first time you insert a disc into a machine. Compared to the 7gb patch you'll have to download when you insert that disc the first time (and, every time if you're like me and have month long gaps between play sessions), 175 bytes is hardly going to effect anybody.
