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DRM and Gamers

You know most high-end gamers are also techno geeks. I know I am and I feel that the DRM in the Blue Ray and the missing analog features are a real turn off. In particular, I feel it is possible that that if no one bothers buying them that something better will come a long or they might at least standardize with a standard for lesser DRM and analog. I feel they are making a big mistake with this group because unlike the populace as a whole we do understand the perversion of DRM and are affected by it. It seems like a simple choice to me. Get an X-Box as a gamer and make a statement about DRM at the same time. I can always wait for the players to go away or standardize and in all cases get cheaper. I think they may start to feel pay back for biting the hands that feed them

Posted by: alricsca   Posted on: 05/09/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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