Last generation saw Electronic Arts launch a crusade against used game sales with a number of cockamamie schemes. After years of DRM, Day One DLC, and Online Passes, gamers rebelled, which was the obvious reaction, and then EA backed down, which was the predictable response. But now, EA CFO Blake Jorgensen is calling used games "an important part of the industry" that helps keeps game prices down, flip-flopping so hard that the impact of his words caused a small-scale earthquake.
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Last generation saw Electronic Arts launch a crusade against used game sales with a number of cockamamie schemes. After years of DRM, Day One DLC, and Online Passes, gamers rebelled, which was the obvious reaction, and then EA backed down, which was the predictable response. But now, EA CFO Blake Jorgensen is calling used games "an important part of the industry" that helps keeps game prices down, flip-flopping so hard that the impact of his words caused a small-scale earthquake.
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