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With Ubisoft talking about getting gamers used to not owning our games...

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[–] Doorbook@lemmy.world 8 points 9 months ago

It is not easy considering the cost associated with logistics of selling physical games when no one buying.

However moving towards digital with no clear plan for how you can own a digital game for ever instead of subscription is not right.

I think legislators need to find a way to force companies to provide an alternative to subscription based model where an individual can buy, resell and share or transfer the games.