Games You Paid For That Shut Down And Denied Refunds
When a free-to-play game shuts down its servers, players lose cosmetics and time; however, when a game with an upfront purchase becomes completely unplayable, we get a stark reminder that we don't own what we buy. With the Stop Killing Games movement struggling and Sony ending physical releases, a future of digital lic...
When a free-to-play game shuts down its servers, players lose cosmetics and time; however, when a game with an upfront purchase becomes completely unplayable, we get a stark reminder that we don't own what we buy. With the Stop Killing Games movement struggling and Sony ending physical releases, a future of digital licensing fragility awaits us, where $59.99 doesn't even buy a game, let alone security.
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