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Edited by Lord Commissar:
11/8/2013 4:40:37 AM
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Are you really stupid enough to compare physical media to digital goods?
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All games are Digital already? Really? Where have I been for the past decade...I've got all these Physical books and games and I don't know why...
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Are you intentionally pretending to be retarded? This is an honest question.
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I get good grades in class all the time, my imaginary friend "don't care anymore" and "ask someone who hasn't grown tired of repeating himself" would be more willing to answer your questions.
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So you don't want to defend your position basically. Video games are digital media, unlike books they do not suffer permanent wear and tear through every day use. Unlike a book, when you sell a used game you're essentially reselling a new product since the difference between a new and used game is negligible at best. Especially when you take into account how cheap disk repairing is ($2-$5 in most places). These are things you can not do with a book. A used book is always going to have a noticeable difference when compared to a new book. It's utterly retarded to try and compare the two.
