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Doesn’t this counter your first point? A broken appliance isn’t against the law. Second, I think data shows most people don’t return games after 1 crash. In f
by 3a2d29 4y ago
Doesn’t this counter your first point? A broken appliance isn’t against the law.
Second, I think data shows most people don’t return games after 1 crash. In fact, I think getting to market fast is a bigger factor for profit.
- pjmlp 4y agoNot refunding a customer for selling a broken product is against the consumer law in plenty of jurisdictions. People still don't do it because they have been taught that software is special, they have to put up with broken products, that is just how things are with computers.