The problem is the EULAs that all of today's games come with. We don't actually purchase the game, we purchase the right to play the game. Legally, that's how companies get away with this kind of stuff.
It's complete bullshit, but what can you do?
The problem is the EULAs that all of today's games come with. We don't actually purchase the game, we purchase the right to play the game. Legally, that's how companies get away with this kind of stuff.
It's complete bullshit, but what can you do?
I completed my NES collection (US)!
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