The real misstep here is that Microsoft is still selling physical media.
Nobody (well, almost nobody) gets mad when they can't resell their iPhone games or mp3s or Kindle books; compare that to the outpouring of anger when a company puts limitations on used optical media games or CDs or books.
Humans are wired to see a physical item (disks, etc.) and think mine.
Nobody (well, almost nobody) gets mad when they can't resell their iPhone games or mp3s or Kindle books; compare that to the outpouring of anger when a company puts limitations on used optical media games or CDs or books.
Humans are wired to see a physical item (disks, etc.) and think mine.