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Playstation/Gaming Discussions => PS3 Discussion => Topic started by: pstwo on March 13, 2001, 07:12:17 PM
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Sony is planing to introduce a new internet game software system for the playstation 2 games in japan this summer, to prevent illegal copy of the software and resale of used games. CD-Rom or DVD-Rom games can be copied onto the hard drive to speed up the acces time, and in the future, users can also download ps2 software from the internet. A special mechanism will be used to protect the games from illegal copy and resell.
What about the U.S.A?
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to prevent resale of used games
thats foolish
most people cant afford to pay 50$ for games. i rarely buy games new. i like paying 20$ for games at the cd wherehouse that are a week old. i just picked up skies of arcadia and ridge racer 5 today. let some other dope pay full price, beat the game in 3 days, and dispose of it
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You have to take that To prevent copy protection with a grain of salt. I was told by a guy on SONY\'s 1-800 # that gold-backed DVDs have trouble playing b/c of copy protection.
Later another guy from Sony\'s California team told me that was a lie.
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legally in the US I don\'t think they can stop the resale of used games
If you own it its your right to sell it.
I don\'t see them doing this,
but copied games and the original will be targeted