>>714949309
>buy a movie ticket
>"the movie will last 170 minutes"
>buy a public transport pass
>"the pass will last exactly a month"
>reserve a table at a restaurant
>"your table will be available for 2 hours"
>buy a ticket to the amusement park
>"your ticket is valid for the remainder of the day"
meanwhile
>buy a game "service"
>"your game is available for... uhm... we don't know, we might even pull it off next week, don't ask questions!!"

Just in case it needs explanation for someone who's a bit slow, all services provide you with a time period in which your service is available for the money you pay.
The funny thing is that this is only with pure services in mind.
Video games, unless we're talking about MMOs (or game passes) with subscription fees that clearly states how long your subscription lasts, games are not real services simply because they provide a server after a one-time purchase.
They simply want the benefits of being a service without the responsibilities of being one.

>>714172012
>worse
Worse how?

>>713792342
The initiative website has one, of course. So if you're even a bit interested, check the website for yourself.
But here's my QRD on it just for (You).