>>508787008The infinite growth game and line must always go up every quarter is what drives this.
The fact of the matter is that the companies want to continue to sell products without requiring the money to make new products that are worth buying alone.
So you get planned obsolescence and make it prohibitively or perhaps impossible for repairs.
With video games this should be a no brainer.
>Make game.>Sell game>Make next game>Sell next game.But these game companies, the big ones at least, are risk adverse and for some reason need to dump half a billion dollars and 5 years to produce half-broken slop.
They want you to stop having access to older games so that you will be more likely to buy their newer games.
BECAUSE THEY CANT COMPETE. And it's funny because it's not just competition with other game companies it is competition with their own past products.