I thought the more novel and interesting point the author made is that the presence of used games distorts the market away from easily onsellable games and towa

I thought the more novel and interesting point the author made is that the presence of used games distorts the market away from easily onsellable games and towards "evil" features like one-time DLC codes and egregious multiplayer modes. AFAIK that doesn't happen in books or furniture (or any other industry that I know of).