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My nephew across the water speaks of nothing else. The word is:
"Sony is telling PlayStation customers they don't own the digital video games they paid $70 for"
If anybody understands it better than I do, the floor is yours.
Anyway. Whose turn was it to watch the north gate?
It’s outrageous. Why spend $70 not to own it?
The video game industry needs to realize this is unacceptable and will only lead to a rise in pirating and emulators.
I wouldn’t spend that much money not to own a game. The industry is failing players.
Baron of Ravens said "Why spend $70 not to own it" — Before anyone calls this a miracle, count the sacks, mend the bridge, and ask who carries the cost, Baron of Ravens. I agree that paying should buy something lasting, though in Iron Realms spending compresses time and nothing else. Not yet.
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