Munkeh111 on 21 February 2010
| sapient said: :) To each his own. The amount of enjoyment is not directly proportional to the amount of money you are going to put into something. I was talking about perceived value. The same game that is currently being sold for $59.99 can be had for $30 or less sometime later. The amount of play you are going to get is the same. The only difference is now vs later. I believe used games' sales are good for the game companies. They should not try to cannibalize it. A unique DLC free with new game approach by EA seems a much better idea than blocking a required feature completely. |
I don't see why somebody should be allowed to play the game online when they have paid nothing towards its upkeep. Sony has to maintain servers, and that costs them money, and as I said before, not gamestop who have made all the money from the 2nd hand sale. If you want to play online, just pay the extra money to get the new version. Who wants gamestop to get the money instead of Sony?
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