zalithar said:
First off, fuck those who actually want it.
You shouldn't be so quick to dismiss it or the people who want it; The DRM policy might be a better future for gaming, if it brought reasonable prices, being able to sell games again and sharing them with friends, all without much hassle.
I'm ambiguous on this point, because I'm not going to buy one anyway, but it'd be an interesting experiment.
I'm a huge supporter for a free digital world, I absolutely believe that all movies, games and music are part of cultural history and should after a while be free for everyone. I think this is the true way, but I don't believe it's possible before we change a lot of things about society in general. It'll likely never happen.
Until such a thing is possible though, this is a viable strategy that may or may not bust.
All in all, people should think it over, instead of rage about it.
