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Not to defend this, just to further observe the different nature of their marketing -- games also haven't historically had similar "rent" options in the first p
by chaosharmonic 2mo ago
Not to defend this, just to further observe the different nature of their marketing -- games also haven't historically had similar "rent" options in the first place. Timed demos are a newer trend, demos in general have usually been smaller sections of the content, and they typically aren't something you're paying for.
- 8note 2mo agoblockbuster rented cartridges and disks back in the day. so do libraries
- chaosharmonic 2mo agoFair, I more so mean for digital releases. Movies, on digital marketplaces, have had this kind of distinction for a lot longer than games have.
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