Barkley said:
Trunkin said:
Everything you said is fair, OP. Nintendo has a lot of BS practices that I ignore because they don't affect me, but that doesn't change the fact that they're BS. I didn't realize that it was standard for digital storefronts to have a return policy these days, though. I remember that everyone was fighting for steam to implement them and they finally did it a few years ago. I kinda thought it was just steam now. Did M$ and Sony follow suit? |
Microsofts policy is exactly the same as Steams, Sony allow refunds within 14 days but not if you downloaded the game. UPlay/Sony need to catch up and add either the under 2 hours played, or the within 24 hours of first use policy that the others use. Nintendo are the worst of all and don't even do that.
Good
Steam - Refund any game within 2 weeks of purchase and under 2 hours played.
Origin - Refund any game within 24 hours of first launch or within 2 weeks of purchase.
Epic Game Store - Refund any game within 2 weeks of purchase and under 2 hours played.
Microsoft - Refund any game within 2 weeks of purchase and under 2 hours played.
GOG - full refund up to 30 days after purchasing a product, even if you downloaded, launched, and played it.
Stadia - You can request a refund within 14 days of your purchase if there is less than 2 hours of play time
Bad
Uplay - Refund within 2 weeks if game not accessed.
Sony - Refund within 2 weeks if game not accessed.
Terrible
Nintendo - "We are unable to provide refunds or exchanges for mistaken purchases, and/or if you don't like the game."
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Woah! Thanks for the info dump. I don't know why, but I'm honestly surprised that Microsoft and EA have parity with Steam on this front. The way you described GoG though sounds almost too good to be true. Is it really "no questions asked" for those 30 days? What if you finished the entire game in that time?
