I think one thing Pach is right on about is the used game blocking thing. Why? because he said almost exactly what I said about it: it doesn't make sense for hardware makers to implement used game blocking, but maybe publishers might consider it. But in the end it would need to be universal across all publishers or the one publisher that does implement it will get buried.
It's also interesting his view that a used game market as bad for publishers as they like to make out.
So given he agrees with my views on all those points I think his analysis here is brilliant.
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