2011-07-17, 02:36 PM
NoJobNoRules Wrote:I think the concept is perfectly understandable. Used games do NOTHING for the developer or publisher - the consumer just gives money to GameStop or whatever store is involved with the sale. So throwing back $5 or $10 to the people who are truly responsible for the game existing is fine.
Why would a game be different from any other product you buy used?
Should books give credit back to the publisher every time they're resold?
Should CDs?
Should cars?
Should houses repay the builder every time they change owners?
What you're saying is absolutely ridiculous. One product, one sale. Resale goes to the owner.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.