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I’m perfectly fine with disallowing Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo from doing the same thing. They can have their store and their cut, but they must allow people to
by _aavaa_ 1y ago
I’m perfectly fine with disallowing Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo from doing the same thing. They can have their store and their cut, but they must allow people to sell games through their own stores or bring their own games to the console.
Printer manufacturers also sell below costs and then screw consumers on the ink. That approach is equally anti-consumer. Especially when they start adding DRM to the ink cartridges.
- musicale 1y agoI appreciate the consistency. I rarely hear people advocate the elimination of Nintendo's business model. Of course there are alternate game stores on Android and yet Google Play still charges the same sort of platform fees. And in a bold departure from 30% platform fees ... Amazon AppStore allowed developers to keep up to 70% of the purchase price.