Why the Xbox One used game system makes since for the new generation

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#1 greenman123
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The used game market is scam run by companies like GameStop when it comes to new releases. I mean come on $54.99 for a new release and none of that revenue goes to the developer/publisher. The gaming public wonders why so many developers are shutting down recently(THQ,38 studios) This is one of the main reasons. Microsoft is doing the right thing by at least trying to protect the industry and its partners from this huge problem, because I think we all forgot sometimes that is not just Microsoft or Sony that loses money in this, it is everybody that was involved in the project. I do agree that there should be limited sharing of discs allowed between friends, but overall this makes since.

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The used game market is scam run by companies like GameStop when it comes to new releases. I mean come on $54.99 for a new release and none of that revenue goes to the developer/publisher. The gaming public wonders why so many developers are shutting down recently(THQ,38 studios) This is one of the main reasons. Microsoft is doing the right thing by at least trying to protect the industry and its partners from this huge problem, because I think we all forgot sometimes that is not just Microsoft or Sony that loses money in this, it is everybody that was involved in the project. I do agree that there should be limited sharing of discs allowed between friends, but overall this makes since.

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BULLSHIT!
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What about GameFly? This would put them out of business and Red Box could no longer rent games
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#4 shinemeku_basic
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what you fail to realize is that microsoft says it is only giving you permission to used the disk ,your paying $60 for the PERSMISSION to use the game, if anyone alse wants to play the game you already bought, they have pay again full price before they can use your disk. check it out in gametrailers.com, ridiculous.

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#5 Lulekani
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Yeah, I didn't get into gaming to exercise common sense or Logic, so to hell with this. . . . I'm going home.
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#6 JKnaperek
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make since? Not sure I can dumb myself down enough to understand..
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Yeah, I didn't get into gaming to exercise common sense or Logic, so to hell with this. . . . I'm going home.Lulekani
Amen.
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what you fail to realize is that microsoft says it is only giving you permission to used the disk ,your paying $60 for the PERSMISSION to use the game, if anyone alse wants to play the game you already bought, they have pay again full price before they can use your disk. check it out in gametrailers.com, ridiculous.

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Yeah, this is just putting us one step closer to full digital media content(music,movies,games,books)...the companies will have total control over your purchases.

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#9 MarcRecon
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make sense? Not sure I can dumb myself down enough to understand..JKnaperek

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Yeah, I didn't get into gaming to exercise common sense or Logic, so to hell with this. . . . I'm going home.Lulekani

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"This makes since"? I don't think it makes any sense at all.
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#12 gamenerd15
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There is no excuse for making people pay extra to play a used game on console.  In other words, people are going to have pay a place like Gamestop $55, and then pay even more just to access the game itself.  The online pass was one thing, but paying to access games themselves is stupid. 

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The used game market is scam run by companies like GameStop when it comes to new releases. I mean come on $54.99 for a new release and none of that revenue goes to the developer/publisher. The gaming public wonders why so many developers are shutting down recently(THQ,38 studios) This is one of the main reasons. Microsoft is doing the right thing by at least trying to protect the industry and its partners from this huge problem, because I think we all forgot sometimes that is not just Microsoft or Sony that loses money in this, it is everybody that was involved in the project. I do agree that there should be limited sharing of discs allowed between friends, but overall this makes since.

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The used game market is not a scam by any stretch of the imagination, and if developers and publishers are crying about lost revenue due to used games now, just wait until they see what happens when they attempt to restrict gamers ability to play used games.

Devs and publishers are playing with fire, and they are going to get burned. Badly.

 

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[QUOTE="greenman123"]

The used game market is scam run by companies like GameStop when it comes to new releases. I mean come on $54.99 for a new release and none of that revenue goes to the developer/publisher. The gaming public wonders why so many developers are shutting down recently(THQ,38 studios) This is one of the main reasons. Microsoft is doing the right thing by at least trying to protect the industry and its partners from this huge problem, because I think we all forgot sometimes that is not just Microsoft or Sony that loses money in this, it is everybody that was involved in the project. I do agree that there should be limited sharing of discs allowed between friends, but overall this makes since.

JohnFifteen12

 

:roll:

The used game market is not a scam by any stretch of the imagination, and if developers and publishers are crying about lost revenue due to used games now, just wait until they see what happens when they attempt to restrict gamers ability to play used games.

Devs and publishers are playing with fire, and they are going to get burned. Badly.

 

What will happen? Absolutely nothing...Developers and publishers don't see any revenue generated from used game sales. The only revenues that could be seen would be by MS and the purchase of their console to play those used games. Even so, consoles can be bought used, in which case no money would go towards MS or its publishers and developers. You do understand that money is required to make games right? Used game and console sales prohibit studios from getting the money necessary to continue projects. People who buy used games and consoles take this for granted. They think they're contributing something to the industry and the development of new games, which they aren't. The only way one could think it somewhat makes sense if if a used game purchaser is indirectly contributing to the purchase of the game by giving money to gamestop who in turn gives money to a person trading in their brand new copy of a game who bought it new at the store. Even that is fuzzy logic though.