@Gorammit1983 @LordCrash88 @joshua2415_8887 Not the same agreements you make when it comes to buying a game.

@imagremlin this is why they want to go digital, it will improve the business model.

@joshua2415_8887 Those are not the same agreements. Those examples are irrelevant.

@Busta you can actually charge someone quite a bit over something you made, that's what leases are.

@theend3r @rodd76dog but....most companies don't support themselves though... which is why they have investors and sponsors

@mkeezay22 @rodd76dog @Busta I wouldn't say they were harder to make back then, but the production to make the copies may have been more expensive which is why Discs are the ideal format now instead of cartridges

@Busta @rodd76dog They were expensive, but we didn't have the inflation on money as we do now. those games would cost almost twice as much as they do now if they had the inflation we have now. I still believe if you were a gamer back then, you still had plenty of sources to choose from for reviews and Funcoland was around back then as was EB games and Babbage.

And here is another subtle attempt from the "good side" about this used game situation

@buy2playz TBH, I haven't played Assasin's Creed II. I stuck with a lot of older games. Plus, it was during a time when gaming wasn't a priority for me. Although I feel what you guys are saying releasing free games that was out years ago, I'm not mad they released this game though

@radcrab123 How do you know it is hotter?? GDDR is used on Graphics cards so of course it would be used by a lot of PC gamers. The ram wasn't the issue on the 360, and it won't be the issue on the Xbox One when it comes to durability. Plus, plenty of reports comes out saying that the ram in the PS4 will run hotter than the Xbox One. But I will not take any of that into consideration until both consoles are out and had some time of use from the general public. Because if either or is true, then the question is what have they done to combat it?