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."