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> What happens in less than 10 years if they don't abide by it? Likely nothing. I don't understand why people believe in these things. > We're long past the p
by re-thc 3y ago
> What happens in less than 10 years if they don't abide by it?
Likely nothing. I don't understand why people believe in these things.
> We're long past the point where you can just set rules/laws and companies will abide by it.
What's the rule / law here anyhow? There are always workarounds, e.g. it says it will keep it in parity with xbox... well what if they called a new console something else?
- stale2002 3y agoYou know that Sony could just agree to a contract with microsoft over this right? If they write up a contract with penalty provisions, this could able be guaranteed through civil court. It is not some crazy unsolved question as to how to get a company to commit to something in the future.
- AlexandrB 3y ago> Likely nothing. I don't understand why people believe in these things. No kidding. They could just introduce a new game franchise called "Duty of Call - Warfare That's Modern" and make that Xbox exclusive instead. Or any number of other workarounds and sneaky tactics.
- vkou 3y ago> Likely nothing. I don't understand why people believe in these things. Likely Sony will take them to the cleaners.