An interesting article on RPS today regarding how much we 'own' our games and what happens if someone, somewhere decides you've done something wrong and decides to suspend your account, in this case on Steam.
As the article says, Steam's EULA gives them the power to remove £100's and possibly even £1,000's of pounds of games from you without telling you why. I know EULA's haven't been tested in a court of law and many think them highly unfair in terms of consumer protection law, but are you happy knowing you haven't specifically 'owned' any of your games for years?
As the article says, Steam's EULA gives them the power to remove £100's and possibly even £1,000's of pounds of games from you without telling you why. I know EULA's haven't been tested in a court of law and many think them highly unfair in terms of consumer protection law, but are you happy knowing you haven't specifically 'owned' any of your games for years?