Rental copies of the game cost much more than normal ones though, publishers make a lot of money off those.[QUOTE="RavenLoud"][QUOTE="StormyJoe"]
No, YOU don't understand: http://www.gamefly.com/answers/questions/view/10193-do-video-game-developers-and-publishers-make-much-money-off-of-the-individual-rentals-on-services-li
StormyJoe
Link?
All rentals are like this, it's common knowledge. It works the same with movies. When Blockbuster buys a copy of something for renting, it cost probably 5x the normal price for a rental edition of the disk. Some have deals with publishers who would also receive a slight cut of the money from each rental. If they rent out standard editions of the games, they'd get sued the hell out of as the license doesn't allow them to do so.
Hell, publishers would like it if you to rent games instead of buying them used.
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