The nature of some games is not conducive to replaying it. Games with story driven plots tend to lag when replaying it, although the experience may be worth th

The nature of some games is not conducive to replaying it. Games with story driven plots tend to lag when replaying it, although the experience may be worth the price of admission. For instance, I played through Bioshock once and thought it was worth the money. However, I have yet to replay it. I, for one, support this. This is content they could simply release as DLC for everyone, but they choose to give it out for free to people who buy the game new, making an incentive for users to buy new. No matter how fun a game is, there's a certain segment of the gaming population that will trade it in after the first run through, and another segment who only buys games used to save money. I see no problem with companies monetizing this segment of the population.