..... and that's the problem with these things is its never anyone fault ... They will just keep passing the buck until they can pin the blame so efficiently it can all be carried by a single Australian man.
Destructoid is a website. My fingers are touching a keyboard. And Jim Sterling is one sexy bitch. Fuck everybody! I just won this debate three times!
Nobody has to take this shit. But they will. Not because of capitalism, but because the majority of people just don't give a damn.
Saying "it's capitalism" is like looking at your house burning down and saying "welp, that's fire", its a "well no shit" argument. And just as a well maintained fire can warm your home, a well maintained economy will take care of consumers. There's no need to let the fire in your fireplace spread to your carpet just because that's the nature of fire, the responsible thing to do would be to put it out.
Nice analogy. I like that. CAPITALISM IS FIRE! IT WILL BURN YOU ALIVE IF YOU LET IT! PUT IT OUT! PUT IT OUT! RAAARRRRRGGHGHHHH!!!!
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Dark Souls and Skyrim will be taking up all my gaming time for at least 6 months anyways.
Also, store managers should stop letting employees play new games. I've bought several "new" games on release day at various GameStop that were shrink wrapped in store. In at least one case, it was a DS game and already had a save file on it.
The problem with pass code is one thing, the problem of missing items in the package is another and the two aren't correlated. And "The more crap you stuff into a box" is not a valid argument because otherwise it would not be possible to sell Lego, many moving parts.
This is not going away. We can all pretend this will go away, but it will not. Redemption codes come in most games today, mostly they work, and thus they will not be abandoned. I cannot even think of the last game I bough that did not have a code in it, BUT I cannot remember one where the code did not work. With the statistics on the side of it working mostly, this practice will not go away.
or my used house come with a sewage pass code.
or my used music comes with an unmute pass code.
or my used computer comes with a HDD pass code.
or my used camera comes with a f/stop pass code.
why is it only video games do this? seems like a real problem with this industry.
also everyone stop buying day 1 games. wait till the price drops and then buy it new. and the whole used games dont give developers money blah blah, they already got paid by the publishers. do they see a % of sales of these games on top of what they already got paid.? just wondering, i dont know how it works exactly.
Arcades are more a luxury than console games. $1 a play, versus paying $60 for a nearly identical (and sometimes even better) console game? When arcades were big, you got a play for 25 cents, versus paying $50 for a console game with inferior tech.
I bet that's what hitler told the Jews once he started making them wear the star of David.
This is just another one of the many reasons online passes are a pointless idea. All it takes is a quick double-check of the games contents before sealing them, and that would be that. I know there are millions of copies, but when for fuck's sake, this was sloppy and publicity is hardly winning the masses over, it wouldn't fucking hurt to have checked in advance right?

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