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How does this apply to Steam? They sell multi-platform games with a single licence which you can use on Linux/Mac/Windows. I don't really see the value in tran
by dmix 4y ago
How does this apply to Steam? They sell multi-platform games with a single licence which you can use on Linux/Mac/Windows.
I don't really see the value in transferring my Steam games to GOG for example. So I don't really see what the criticism is here.
Game store and some multiplayer integration is not that limiting. It's preferrable to every single game building their own awful mini-stores/platforms (like EAs and Ubisofts. Even Battle.net's can be annoying and naggy).
- counttheforks 4y agoIf a game exists on PC and a console like the PS5 then ideally your license would let you play on both. It's the same product, just sold on a different store.
- ygra 4y agoI would guess there's not enough people that want to play the same game on both console and PC to warrant pouring effort. Most people play a game only on one platform.