These fees would be split between the owners of the game and Microsoft taking their 30%. Dont you want to system in place that gives you rights? EVERY platform publisher etc is moving toward all digital on most titles. It only is labeled evil by people who jump to conclusions, and because its Microsoft. Please note that no one complains about the LACK of such a a system from other publishers, or the impossibility of it on Steam. Just like you pay to sell on EBay, with lending and stuff following something like the Kindle model.

Microsfoft basically established a system whereby transfer of the license was possible for a small fee. and they rely on this income of high profit (their top buyback is $10-15 under wholesale) stock, not a penny of which goes back to the publisher, or more importantly the developer in the form of royalties. Stolen copies, Beat in one night copies etc etc.

Big titles churn, especially single player ones, through GameStop very quickly. It stopped GameStop from screwing them over. Microsofts System was pro game developer. Thats why they jumped on then slime train in 2013.

They only killed it because Microsofts System was ludicrously better. Sonys Actually did, by having a single use RFiD chip that burned after reading (on either the server end or physically). No more gift cards, the games or point cards appear directly in your account. It also enabled a legitimate game sharing system people keep asking for it integrated GameStop and Best Buy computers (more retailers were signing up when it all went to hell) to be directly tied into Xbox Live. In fact it enabled the buying/selling/lending/trading of all, including your digital games. Microsofts System, despite popular hysteria did not block used games. But no internet will usually bypassuch a step. The game may very well be reaching out to a server on boot and barfing when it doesnt find it. Ill bet if that person disconnects from the internet itll work.

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