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> They didn't rent it. It's a service isn't it? You play it online. You got to play it. Not sure what makes you think I can't be serious about that? If I want
by chrisseaton 4y ago
> They didn't rent it.
It's a service isn't it? You play it online. You got to play it. Not sure what makes you think I can't be serious about that? If I want to play a game I don't care if I 'buy' it or rent it - I care about the playing.
They asked what they got from it - they got to play the game. Wasn't that the point?
- mehlmao 4y agoBecause Google is taking away their ability to play the game they paid for. Stadia sells copies of games ($60 a pop), and offers subscriptions for additional money for higher video quality and access to a smaller library of games. The people who purchased titles from Google are having those titles taken away from them.