What if car makers had this line of thinking? (Score 1)

Lets see, when you buy your new car (because thats all you can buy), you have to have the dealer take your dna and finger prints, just about any vitals you have. Then you, and only you can, drive your car, of course after scanning your thumprint while sitting in the chair and putting a piece of your hair in the slot for analysis. mmm.. sounds fun and easy.. Now lets look at the gamestop reasoning. If the car manufacturers followed this logic, there would be millions/billions of dollars lost in the (now defunct) used car sales business. Most people wouldnt be able to own a car because they cannot buy used and new is too expensive. Everyone that was able to afford a new car would drive it until it isnt driveable anymore because its too expensive to buy a new one and you cannot sell your old one to make up some of the original cost. In doing that, the car makers will then not have near the demand they once had. to me, this whold doing it to stop the used game sales market is just as much bull as anything else. there have always been "warez" and will always be "warez". Make a good product and it will sell, make a mediocre one and you may break even. Its quality of product that dictates sales, not how easy it is to "pirate"