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News CommentaryFull Digital Game Delivery Comes One Step Closer
Topic started: 27 Apr 2007 @ 13:01
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Fri, Apr 27, 07 @ 13:01
game prices would have to seriously drop for full downloadable games to become a viable option.
@ the end of the day u don't really own anything & plus this will kill the trading or selling of ur second hand games.... its a nice idea, but I think it'll play into Sony/MS hands & we'll shoot ourselves in the foot.
@ the end of the day u don't really own anything & plus this will kill the trading or selling of ur second hand games.... its a nice idea, but I think it'll play into Sony/MS hands & we'll shoot ourselves in the foot.
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Fri, Apr 27, 07 @ 13:05
Link to the tehcnology article?
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Fri, Apr 27, 07 @ 13:12
dr_faulk wrote:
Link to the tehcnology article?
Added to the SPOnG article as I type...
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Sat, Apr 28, 07 @ 06:50
hollywooda wrote:
game prices would have to seriously drop for full downloadable games to become a viable option.
But that won't happen will it? Music download services are not notably cheaper than a CD (except eMusic of course), movie ones don't seem to be planning to be either. This is a way of increasing corporate profits, not consumer value.
Companies don't want you to own music or movies... and once ubiquitous high speed wireless access is available they won't let you.
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Sun, Apr 29, 07 @ 19:26
Prices will become cheaper once you can bypass the shops and not have to pay for the physical media.
I think that if you're willing to pay for something you want, though, companies want you to.
I think that if you're willing to pay for something you want, though, companies want you to.
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