This is true, there are some very very rare occasions where that has worked, but I do not see that Sony or anyone else intent on ripping away the secondary market for games is going to do anything unless they are forced to do so by some strong regulations which dictate that consumers have a right to either physical copies of games they buy, or some alternative method.

Blah blah.

Sony isn’t going to do anything unless forced. Public backlash might move things along a bit, but at the end of the day they’ll need to be forced to do something by some tough regulations and laws, hopefully out of the EU.

Meanwhile they’ll fleece you and all your wallet voters, and if it’s not Sony, it’ll be everyone else that is doing the same thing.

Regulation is the answer, full stop.

Whataboutism isn’t saving your argument.

Regulation is the answer not voting with your wallet which never works and does absolutely nothing.

*won’t