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Apparently "Play DOES have limits."

Digital key cards to me are trying to blur those lines to the detriment of customers. It's also wretched how some set-ups are "just update it on release day to actually run" so if you have a physical copy later it's worse than just pirating it. Increasingly tiresome, I want to support creatives :/

(It's also one of many - though far, far from the only - things that need to happen if you ever truly want to get rid of piracy. Which we all know companies hate so much. There's a reason I have no moral objections to it as things are now.)

They think they've *already* been doing *that* for decades with their ToS boilerplate texts!!!

Don't get me wrong, I 100% agree with you but enshitification is real and capitalism is fully broken and the lowly consumer has no leverage, not really. It's going to take some serious community solidarity to make these bastards listen.

"Play Has No Limits" at the bottom of this "Fuck you, no refunds" message is so fucking funny.

Digital console releases are the *least* safe out of everything, honestly.

“Play has no limits” well clearly that was a lie.

and Europe has stopped developing Stop Killing Games iniciative. Democracy don't work

Sounds to me like a bunch of people who are entitled to refunds.

They wanted to say: Play(station) has no limits

To be fair, Weyland-Yutani's slogan is true, for the xenomorphs.

Or Arbeit macht frei

Can't this be a lawsuit?

the "play has no limits" PS motto is so ironic lmao

I learned this lesson long ago when I lost access to all the movies and show I'd "bought" for my PSP. Physical, physical, physical!

Well folks, you know what that means

“Your purchases will be wiped from existence due corporate greed. Play has no limits.”

People who push against physical games love to say this kind of thing never happens with digital libraries when it has demonstrably happened multiple times.

But that's sony, stupid poor company can't maintain licences like Steam and Xbox can.

@blacotaku1.bsky.social

Really "streaming is rental", even if they describe it as a purchase. I have plenty of digital media that no one can ever take from me. Most "physical media" people talk about is also digital.