You are confusing what I said with how they have termed their licensing agreements. I don't care how they term them. My point is that saying I can't resell it is stupid regardless of what they are attempting to ram down our throats. The secondary market is a huge boost to the economy across all sectors. It's not a surprise that a group of judges backed by Silicon Valley support this idiocy but it doesn't make it right. I fully support their right to deny me the ability to reverse engineer, steal, or copy and redistribute their software. I don't support their ability to tell me I don't own it.
@yixingtpot So Ford should get a cut of you selling your car when you are done with it? If you sell your house should you pay a percentage to the original builder? The idea that you can't sell your property is idiotic at best. If the developers want to make a profit they should make games good enough to buy at full price!
I call BS. The edge is a little known website that drives virtually no traffic except by relinking yet it has sources that know almost every detail of both consoles and those sources also conveniently failed to mention that Sony just filed a patent to place RFID chips on its discs to eliminate the second hand market and the story paints Playstation as the console to get and Microsoft as the big bad wolf? This story stinks!
This game isn't a bunch of text accompanied by still images. So graphically comparing the three formats this way is leaving out the fact that the PS3 has frame rate issues. It could be possible that the 360 version is actually lighter but in terms of that it looks more like a problem with the user and not the 360 version. From what we are given as a comparison though the PC wins, the PS3 comes in second, and the 360 comes in third. It's all irrelevant though since the game is graphically average at best. The sum of DA:O's parts are more than it's criticisms though IMHO.
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