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we will all end up as just numbers.
#2555 said:we will all end up as just numbers.
MadFruit said:To be honest, I wouldn't put it past some backward thinking Sony exec to try this out. I hope for their sake, they have enough sane board members to ignore him.
As far as I am aware they don't get a cut of the profits as it were, they sell a different license for rental copies - same as DVDs. So where are you may pay £50 for a game in the shop, to buy a game to rent you may pay £50,000. Or you may have bought a specific license which allows you to rent all games - but that would be a corporate deal type thing.Psyk said:How does game rental work? Do the publishers (in this case Sony) get a cut of the profits from rental? So I'm guessing it's in Sony's interest not to stop game rental.
kumar101 said:This is just FUD spread by Microsoft via Gamesradar.
Syph said:
Good luck getting a EULA to hold up in court. Unless they make you sign one before you buy a game.Corrado said:The article at GamesRadar is dated 24/5/06 and is about them stopping used games with a EULA and the lawyers to back it up, not with technology. Doesn't mean it's any more true than the last rumor though, and I still don't believe it would even be legal.
Mellownatts said:I dont know how this would be enforcable, as i'm pretty sure any company that attempts to enforce such a thing would lose more money than they gain.