I definitely wasted money on games, but I sold back most of them so at least made some of it back. Not an option with digital obviously. A big part of why they wanted to move to digital.
Also can't 'technically' loan out digital games...at least not without a leap of faith trusting someone on your account. Back then one person owned a copy and you could all play it.
What killed me the most though was re-releasing PS2 classics on PS3 and another copy on PS4, you couldnt even keep the f'in super nintendo game you bought 9 times already...running on the same crap emulator.
One of my biggest arguments for switching to PC (still) is that once you own a copy, even if they remake or remove it...you always own a copy, aside from games that require a server.
Now even that concept is dying...ironically Ubisoft is the company that made me give up consoles when they put a pre-order for AC: Black Flag for PS4 inside my pre-order for PS3, I literally JUST pre-ordered it ON RELEASE and they're already trying to sell me another copy of the same damn game sold for the same damn price on a next gen console, granted it was probably intended to be polite since it was $10 compared to $60 I had just paid, it was the straw that broke the camel (or horses) back for me.
Now Ubisoft went on a dying rant about not owning your digital games because they screwed everyone with like 3 of them to such an extreme that even Steam had to put it in the TOS although I sincerely doubt they agreed with the idea.
We'll be better off if that company goes under for reasons of pure hiring stupidity if nothing else...sad I am to say it. Rest in peace Ezio, our journeys together were those of greatness.
That, and you can release unfinished slop and patch it later. Also micro transactions.
I was against this since DLC dropped (AGAIN Ubisoft) when they excluded chapters from the main story arc in assassins creed and then Konami with Castlevania's between chapter...which I still REFUSE to purchase even though I've bought the first game twice now (console) and the second game once.
Its a principal thing, same as Ubisoft.
Speaking of horse armor, I definitely felt the need to pimp out my horse in KCD2, although playing it to the end finally, you probably don't even need a horse, except for one quest where you're forced to chase down someone.
huh?
