Renting or owning? (Score 1)

If you can't sell it, give it away, ect. Then you do not OWN it. They want to rent you a game for $60 a pop; not give you one to own. If you buy a house it's YOURS. It can be sold to anybody, any number of times. The builder doesn't get to charge the new owners a fee for using the damn driveway just, because they didn't make any money off the new sale. If they want to increase sales then they need to make games that are good enough that people do not want to get rid of them. So that new players HAVE to buy a new copy. Will that totally kill a used game market? No, but it will make it less available. btw - LOL @ not watching commercials is like stealing content.. 'Stealing digital content' is basically like Publix sending Wal-Mart a letter that they've stolen potential customers from them by being open, and so should send retribution. Cash please. k thanks Nothing material has been taken (so no money lost), but that was potential for them to make money from somebody that was not interested in buying their crap anyway.