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of games they purchased temporary license to use* no games were actually purchased, so customers are free to take their complaints and do exactly nothing with
by hprotagonist 4y ago
of games they purchased temporary license to use*
no games were actually purchased, so customers are free to take their complaints and do exactly nothing with them.
(yes, this is egregious)
- Ken_At_EM 4y agoYeah, I hear ya, better read the agreements you sign. But I just can’t convince myself to pay full price for a game when it’s restricted to a platform like stadia. I guess I’m a hypocrite because I own steam games and plenty of movies on my Apple TV. I feel like steam is a little different because I’m installing them on my own machine? (I know they can take the games away) I know I can’t trust Apple to not take my movies away but I think the likelihood that my Apple TV library won’t be accessible for the next 20 years is pretty low. Google in particular disappoints me often. They haven’t created a great money generating product since search/ads which is the evergreen money tree which funds all other experiments. Google gives up on new products far too often and far too easily. They seem to forget, or never learned, that unwavering persistence is a powerful foundation for building a product line. Apple didn’t give up on iCloud after the disaster that was MobileMe, they rebuilt it and kept on going.