Good and bad.
They'd stop piracy, but at the same time could also limit users who doesn't have an internet connection.
What are your opinions..., ... regarding this statement?
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Mar 5 2009, 06:57 AM
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Which is why everyone is turning to digital distribution.....
I don't mind it that much, but seriously.... With our glorios internet connection we have here, God knows how long it'll take to download a 20GB game off PSN or 9GB game from XBL... I know they'll be compressed and such, but you know what I mean. This post has been edited by SSJBen: Mar 5 2009, 06:57 AM |
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Torrents has been around way longer, PC gaming suffers the most from this. Not consoles.
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Problem is, now a days only the very minority who rips and duplicate games are reserved for the people who actually wants to rip with some sense. They support the industry still, just not entirely.
Games now are leaked from publishers themselves, belief it or not. Its been happening all these years, many of which are some disastified employee leaking the game onto torrent sites(go figure GTA4 and Halo 3). Music wise... theres iTunes.... not like anyone cares though!  If everyone were to buy retail volumes of Adobe or MS products, they'll not be able to eat for months. Thats why these retail softwares are for companies, not personal usage. |
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QUOTE(Hou_JaI @ Mar 6 2009, 07:12 PM) dont know about consoles but pc games tend to have a limit of how many times u can install it. suck big time! u can't sell some of ur pc games due to this. One of the reasons why people torrent. Blame SecurROM, the dumbest piece of security form that has ever surfaced on this planet. Oh while blaming them, blame the producers who use it too on their games. Why? Because the damn thing is cracked within minutes from the game release. Whats the use of the security then? Waste of time, and limitations for the people who bought it.  |
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QUOTE(gunblade @ Mar 10 2009, 10:27 AM) and Jack Sparrow's game is still at large, especially here in Malaysia, right? People who play originals are still the minority here, but if you even have done a slight bit of research, this minority has increased over the past few years.I think those who actually play the original game is the minority here in Malaysia. how many of us have actually used 100% original softwares / games / songs / vids or whatever? people still downloaded their mp3s using kazaa or limewire or whatever.. and not to mention torrent + high speed internet = movie / albums / games haven for everyone... yeah, if everyone were to buy the original Adobe or MS products, they'll starve for 1 or 2 months, THAT is why most of these people goes for Jack Sparrow instead of the original thing. face the fact, this is Malaysia's scene. Torrent + high speed? You joking? Are you just replying for the sake of replying? I didn't say anything about people SHOULD GET original software licensees. I'm just implying that they are extremely expensive, and for what its worth, they are only for businesses. QUOTE(gunblade @ Mar 10 2009, 02:05 PM)  jadi kepada mereka yang boasting guna game original je memanjang, cube check balik, everything in your life is ORIGINAL? kalau tak, jangan patronize or mocked those who used pirated games in Malaysia... Since when I mocked those who use pirated games in Malaysia?  |
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