Comments on: Poll: Gamer's bill of rights--is it necessary?
A list of axioms regarding the PC gaming industry came out this week. Do you think this is silly or necessary?
A list of axioms regarding the PC gaming industry came out this week. Do you think this is silly or necessary?
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Some of these "rights," however, seem to be there to try and make game piracy easier.
ok when your cd drive crashes u have to buy a brand new computer! or if the disk breaks having to put a disk in to play my games bothers me to no end. but otherwise really the gov shouldnt get involved
- by Xcalibir September 2, 2008 12:54 PM PDT
- Please! If you buy a game based on a review... well you deserve to loose the $60. Most of the games I buy are based on the developing companies rep, Demos and or word of mouth.
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(5 Comments)You start regulating the gaming industry and just like everything else regulated by the Gov, the prices go up. $60 bucks is affordable. If a game sucks don't buy from that company again.