Xbox 720 Might Reject Used Games
silentbrad writes "Online passes are a recent staple in staving off used sales. Limiting what used buyers can access is a protective measure for publishers, much to the chagrin of parts of the gaming community. Chris Kohler of Wired argues that the death of used games is inevitable, and passes are the first step toward something exactly like a native anti-used game something integrated into consoles. He notes, of course, that digital is the future of buying games, but in the meantime we may be looking at 'an interim period in which the disc as a delivery method is still around but ... becomes more like a PC game, which are sold with one-time-use keys that grant one owner a license to play the game on his machine.' Also at Kotaku, the source for the Wired article (which is the source for the IGN article)."
Because you should turn around twice and walk away.
Well last night I went to refil my insulin pump, and woke up nearly dead today. It was just water, or saline, or who knows.
It was probably dihydrogen monoxide. That stuff is found in cancer cells, and is the major component of acid rain.
Scores, you say? Well, shit, the 720 is surely doomed if scores of people won't buy it! That's, like, a hundred people!
And there will likely be real-world technical reasons to kill live on XBox 360 games.
--Jeremy
Jesus was a liberal