The thing is Randy if you look at similar services for music, movies and books you are wrong. In books consumers have embraced a monopoly. In music they have embraced a drm free solution. In movies they have embraced cross silo compatibility (movies anywhere).
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So, by your logic, the more game stores there are each competing with exclusives the more likely (not less!) that it will be that some white knight service will arise to link them together? That sounds like madness to me,
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more likely the end game is to make piracy the norm. because that is the only way that any of Tim's idealistic talking points could possibly work with his business practices. looking at what his company does, they are more evil than EA.
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And which is better for consumers? If you guys are so hell bent on making your store front the place to be, stand by your principles and make the product DRM free. You get the sales and consumers get the freedom.
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Which is more likely? DRM free store fronts or a bandaid like disintermediation service, once the storefronts have run amok?
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