Stillmatic
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Much easier, cheers for this!I have updated the tweet links in the Open Letter to target PlayStationEU and other SCEE accounts as well as the UK wing of publishers: http://gofreak-ie.appspot.com/ps4usedgames
Much easier, cheers for this!I have updated the tweet links in the Open Letter to target PlayStationEU and other SCEE accounts as well as the UK wing of publishers: http://gofreak-ie.appspot.com/ps4usedgames
Much easier, cheers for this!
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Problem is how the can make the product only useful under their terms. MS will probably say. Go ahead and sell the disc to anybody you want. Doesn't mean it will work for them.The supreme court has already ruled that a publisher has given up the license when it is sold to a customer.
And the customer can resell it as they wish, physical or digital.
Would you pay provision to Ford when you sell a used car?
I wonder if we'll ever see the day where publishers accept that the problem is not us buying used games, but themselves not budgeting properly and responsibly.
When you are spending $100 million on a game that you know has an extremely small chance of recouping that cost at retail, whose fault is that? Publishers and their finance department that signed off the project and its associated budget spend.
what examples of this are there? $100 million seems absurd.
what examples of this are there? $100 million seems absurd.
Well, the new Tomb Raider game sold ~3.5 million in its first month and was considered a failure.
The budget had to be pretty absurd for that to be possible.
Even if the publisher only gets $30 from each $60 sale, that would still cover a $100M budget.
I think Tomb Raider was rumoured to be around that, although $100 million is just an example. Replace it with whatever number you like for a budget where a publisher has complained the game is not profitable.what examples of this are there? $100 million seems absurd.
CVG has posted a report on this movement on their site
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/409247/campaign-urges-sony-to-shun-xbox-ones-pre-owned-and-online-policies/
Edit: I thanked them in the comments as well
Dat supportKamita chimes in: https://twitter.com/PG_kamiya/status/339314148745834496
Lmao, curse you Kamiyaaa. Someone convince him to do the no intrusive drm hashtags.Kamiya chimes in: https://twitter.com/PG_kamiya/status/339314148745834496
I wouldn't mind the microtransaction model if publishers sold the games for £15 and put a microtransaction cap of £30 on their games to unlock all of the content.
Kamiya chimes in: https://twitter.com/PG_kamiya/status/339314148745834496
Expert reviews have put an article out as well with the hashtag
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/games/1299985/ps4-second-hand-sales-yet-to-be-decided-sony-listening-to-fans
and Digital Spy
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/news/a484964/ps4-sony-fans-campaign-for-drm-free-console.html
Looks like Europe is waking up
ah the pitfalls of having a monstrous OP.
almost 400K views for this thread...
Impressive!
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either twitter is blocking various tweets or my account got blocked. Either way... ***** move.
Rob Crossley put a tweet out wit the hashtag.
Get your retweet on people
https://twitter.com/Rob_Crossley_/status/339309330128044032
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-05-28-sony-execs-respond-to-ps4nodrm-online-campaign
Usual article, but this time it's the main site this is excellent coverage
I don't think we should reach out to specific game developers, they don't seem to be on the same page on this issue.