Stop Killing Games Official

Every time the games industry has done something you hate, their stock almost always goes up. You haven't been their customer for over a decade. Investors are.

Asmongold goes OFF, saying "It's mind boggling that people still don't understand this. No matter whether it's physical or digital, you never truly own it” after people complained about "having" less ownership following Sony's PlayStation decision to move away from physical media copies 👀😬 “This is what makes me so mad about this just because you buy a digital version doesn't mean that you should be giving up any of your consumer rights. And this concept and this dichotomy between physical and digital editions they are just almost assumed that you have less ownership of them is bullsh*t. It is a false dichotomy that has been created by companies in order to give you the illusion that you have control. Whenever you buy a disc of something, but the disc is running on software, they can choose not to run the program”

According to Sony and many publishers, you don’t own your disc, you never did. Their terms can still restrict access or revoke licenses. That’s why we fight for consumer law: physical media was one of the last limits on this control. You will own nothing and be happy.

Reminder that investors LOVED that Sony spit in the face of customers to skim their bottom line. Its not only a moment in history for everyone to protect their ownership but also a strong message to Sony that customers come before investors.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says the government plans to ban violent online games found to desensitize children to violence. “I think we should ban them. And we will ban them,” Marcos said. He added that the government will first study which games have that effect before introducing any ban. “Here’s the problem… we have to determine which games are really responsible for the desensitization of children to violence,”

According to Sony and many publishers, you don’t own your disc, you never did. Their terms can still restrict access or revoke licenses. That’s why we fight for consumer law: physical media was one of the last limits on this control. You will own nothing and be happy.