> Finally, you have never and will never truly own a game. No, not even when they came as CDs. It was always just a limited license. This is a common red herri

> Finally, you have never and will never truly own a game. No, not even when they came as CDs. It was always just a limited license. This is a common red herring - nobody means owning the actual IP for a game when they mention owning physical games. They mean having control over when, where and how a game is played. Physical games give more control to the user, assuming DRM allowed that. (and the real issue is having DRM or not, not being physical vs digital - for example my physical DVD copy of Bioshock has some stupid DRM limitation whereas my GOG copy is fully DRM-free, giving me more control than the physical one)