In all of our discussions about how the digital revolution has created a system in which people don’t actually own the things they think they’re buying, I get particularly frustrated by…
The minimum that steam shows is that even if a publisher removes the item it only means you have to stop selling it, but once you’ve bought it then you have a guaranteed download button.
A screenshot from the other day of me testing to see if Steam movies still worked. It is a time capsule. The max resolution is 1024p, and it has the amount of stream artifacting you’d expect from a decade ago. Here’s the store page, which received barely any activity.
The minimum that steam shows is that even if a publisher removes the item it only means you have to stop selling it, but once you’ve bought it then you have a guaranteed download button.
Steam sells movies?
Have done in the past at least.
A screenshot from the other day of me testing to see if Steam movies still worked. It is a time capsule. The max resolution is 1024p, and it has the amount of stream artifacting you’d expect from a decade ago. Here’s the store page, which received barely any activity.