@MaximusPSGaming @KUSOBOXKILLER @StarfieldGame If the game is on multiple platforms, it’s not exclusive, also, you do know both consoles are identical to each other in terms of the hardware aside from the design layout and some minor differences between them?
@TRIPSTER0 Your absolutely right, PC games on average are a lot cheaper then the console counterparts, with Steam Sales I can usually buy 5 (sometimes more) games for the same price as 1 single console game for the $70 (or more) cost.
@jniz4president@RomeGoLARGE So if there was a game you wanted on your preferred platform, such as PS5, but was only available on say Xbox would you still agree with your own opinion as you have stated?
@Drunk0utlaw@NextGenPlayer Huh, that’s odd, I’ve never had to take any of the PCs apart, just cleaned them (blow out the dust) and to do that all I did was remove a side panel, and oh no automatic driver updates and os updates are scary… ps has those scary updates as well! /S
France has taken a bold step by making planned obsolescence a criminal offense — meaning companies can now be punished for intentionally designing products to wear out early.
If manufacturers deliberately create electronics or appliances that fail sooner than they should- whether through weak hardware, software updates that slow devices, or other built-in limitations, they can face serious consequences. Penalties include up to two years in prison and fines of €300,000, or as much as 5% of a company’s annual revenue in major cases.
The law grew out of France’s consumer-protection efforts and was strengthened after investigations into phone slowdowns revealed how software could be used to push people into buying replacements.
But this isn’t just about punishment. It’s part of France’s wider “right to repair” movement, which aims to reduce electronic waste, stop hidden forced upgrades, and encourage companies to make products that last longer and can be repaired more easily.
By cracking down on disposable-by-design goods, France is sending a strong signal to manufacturers worldwide: build products to last. The goal is a more sustainable system where items are repaired instead of replaced helping both consumers and the planet.
@Dungeon00X I mean if it’s on more then one singular platform, then it’s not an exclusive, the definition of “exclusive” is literally what its name implies, to exclude a set or subset of people from something.
@partialmean8@BalldoBull They blocked me claiming I stole your account information or something like that…when I told them they could literally just look you up…and see what games you have…
Oi @SUBWAY, why are you taking away all the scanners from your stores???? You know people use digital gift cards right? Makes it hard to buy my food from ya! I guess you don’t want peoples business anymore?