Comparing marginal utility gains for small numbers of people with the difference between mechanised transport and horses is just such ... well, the horses used

Comparing marginal utility gains for small numbers of people with the difference between mechanised transport and horses is just such ... well, the horses used to leave it behind them: ------------------------ • If you purchased a physical disc game, your game was tied to your account and you could go to any other Xbox One and be able to have access to your entire library without carrying physical discs around Who cares? The device would sit in front of the TV. • You could re-sell your physical disc game to Gamestop or any participating outlet that opted into Microsoft’s revenue sharing system Second hand console games. A never before heard of thing. • You could buy a used physical disc game from a participating retailer and play it like a new game Yeah, a never heard of before thing... • You could install all your games onto your hard drive and not have to get up all the time to swap discs Oh, the hardship! • You could buy a digital copy and sell it or gift it to a friend (a previously unheard-of policy in digital games) This is just an outright lie. You can do that on Steam today. • You could potentially share your entire library with 10 friends/family members, with the only limitation being that you couldn’t play the same game at once So, just like with the disks. ------------------------