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Forums - Gaming Discussion - Petition to stop digital distribution from taking over

Bladeforce on 09 June 2009

V-r0cK said:
I dont like the digital distribution either. I like to have a collection and to know its always there. With digital distribution i cant bring the hottest new game to a friends how to play but i'd have to bring the whole system.

Im sure if say you have a PSN account, Sony knows on your record what game you've bought and will be allowed to redownload them anytime. However if you have to keep redownloading I just feel thats a waste of time, the need of internet connection, and if its a big game costing you your bandwidth cap.

If anything, digitial distribution should always go hand-in hand with a physical copy.

 

 

OOh any Sony fans in here? Isnt that ^-- exactly what Sony doesnt want? The ability to take a disc to someone elses house? ;)

OOh Sony Sony rootkit rootkit. IF ANYONE HAS ANY SENSE THEY WOULDNT FOLLOW EITHER SONY OR M$ BOTH OF THEM ARE HELL BENT ON CRUSHING YOUR RIGHTS AS A CONSUMER

 



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