I think there’s definitely a slippery slope argument for locking features for physical hardware for anything. Just look at what John Deere for an already proven example.
There’s an argument for your point of view but I think the negatives far outweigh the positives. I doubt there’s a legal or even social argument against the practice stated in the article. I just think it’s worse for the consumer.
I agree for the most part but the initial analogy about a game is very poor one. It’s more like your console was missing performance. They patched it, refurbished it, and then resold it as a Pro model and got more money out of it.
Just a quick warning: don’t expect Mistborn to be equivalent in quality to Stormlight. There are definitely people that enjoy both but I’ve tried twice to get through the first Mistborn book and couldn’t do it.
Gotta go with the plastic cap + spray nozzle combo. It’s really the superior way to open.
Excuse me while I go for a jaunte.
Never will understand people equating monetary value with how long they spend time with a game. Quality /= quantity or else Ubisoft and gacha games would be the best games of all time.
There’s a Toaster in the bathtub…
Doki Doki Literature Club
What about the genre originator (The Stars My Destination)?
Watched the first hour last night. Really interesting information and the interview style, for the first couple at least, was rather informal. I’m familiar enough with shipping and logistics but it was refreshing to see high-up people in these companies be so candid.
How is this still being made? I don’t understand how people still watch this drivel after the ending of season 1.
I thought original movies were supposed to be dead?
Invalidates the whole list.
That’s the crux of the video.
As someone that argued this the other day, volume and production costs are waaaaaay different than then. This is a false equivalence.
Games don’t last forever. It’s healthy for developers to create new games and experiment with new features, unshackled by the expectations of their existing game.
Unfortunately the NBA has a Hall of Very Good. I wish they were pickier like the MLB. Per the NBA HoF standards, both deserved it.
Except Nintendo first party titles never get close to that price.
The Village has been out of print since the DVD days. I also couldn’t find a couple Robin Williams movies that were recommended to me: Jakob the Liar and What Dreams May Come.