We remember scrounging around for bottles, change, old games… anything that would help us get that cash we needed for that game we wanted. We were never able to afford the new games then; we were hardly able to afford the used games. Yet somehow we managed to get the games we wanted, thanks to the games being used. Used games, however, seem to be public enemy number one in the eyes of some game publishers.
Hey gang, It’s been a whirlwind few months here at the Larian castle, attending some of the biggest awards ceremonies in our industry, and we are absolutely humbled by the recognition we’ve received from our players and our peers.
Golf With Your Friends gets better again, with the introduction of a Critical Hit DLC pack and the launch of Speed Golf.
Between its innovative puzzles, impressive presentation, and undefeated vibes, Cocoon needs to be experienced on Xbox Game Pass and beyond.
Goodbye Gamefly and game rentals in general then.
Do the publishers trying to implement this understand how they're about to ruin the industry?
That rumored feature on the next xbox would only work if people bend over and accept getting raped. If people are smart, they'll vote with their wallet, forcing microsoft to drop the feature.
Double post.
the aggravating thing about this is that these moron devs think that they deserve to get paid twice/three times for the same copy of any of their games... you certainly don't see the movie industry or literary community whining about used DVD/book purchases.
It's to bad the consumer and the developer have to fight over this. It's not my fault that game devs don't create games that are actually worthy of a $60 price tag. I only bought 3 games at 60 last year, and they were worth it ( except for AC: Revelations). Everything else I bought used because I still thought the new price was to high.