New York Times and other medieval ideas about game ownership

Users perceiving the products as largely interchangeable and quickly DDoS'ing the other providers when one is down. So much for the possibility of a $999 home console,they are going to take our jobs!!!

It sounds like this implies they've seen 3x more events but it seems like they never stopped having the discs support it, so now it's a relatively straightforward thing for them to enable. Over on Substack it feels like we can't truly own anything anymore. Sure, physical media used to break often, but these days I just don't get that satisfying feeling of actually owning something. This is going to backfire spectacularly. Between this claim, ramping down disc production, and the possibility of a $999 home console,they are going to take our jobs!!! Sony is correct here? If I buy a CD or a cassette or a record, I own the 2nd level outright.