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You don’t own the game. You own a license to play the game. If you put a Precious_PonyStop sign out front and charge people to come in and borrow your copy, they will sue you for everything you own, take the game and tell you you don’t own @#it.

about 1 hour ago on Back to reality: Microsoft's new Xbox One policies retreat from the future 1 reply

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This is just awful! They let a bunch of people that HATE everything Microsoft does anyway convince them to change their plan when those same people never had any real intention of buying the system anyway. I’ve asked three people that called me every day saying how the XBOX One was garbage with their policies if they would now buy the system. The answer across the board was still NO! We hate Microsoft. But they chuckle at the fact for once their crying enabled them to keep the status quo and they get to still buy their $30 used games for another 10 years.

I think its funny people are holding out hope for a sharing plan. Microsoft had to sell the publishers on the sharing plan with the idea being that they could force the Gamestops of the world to come to the table or have their business go away completely. Well, that’s gone so why would the publishers agree to the sharing. It’s guaranteed loss of revenue with no path to recover any of the 10 shared copies on top.

Its funny how people opposed to any change without even understanding what’s changing ruins all forward movement for everyone. For once on this day i agree with Steve Jobs. Most people aren’t smart enough to know what’s good for them, so screw what they say they want and give them what they need.

about 1 hour ago on Back to reality: Microsoft's new Xbox One policies retreat from the future 1 recommend

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This is just awful! They let a bunch of people that HATE everything Microsoft does anyway convince them to change their plan when those same people never had any real intention of buying the system anyway. I’ve asked three people that called me every day saying how the XBOX One was garbage with their policies if they would now buy the system. The answer across the board was still NO! We hate Microsoft. But they chuckle at the fact for once their crying enabled them to keep the status quo and they get to still buy their $30 used games for another 10 years.

about 1 hour ago on Xbox One already gaining sales as a result of reverse? 1 reply 1 recommend