That's a little unfair - they're running the system that manages the licenses (and seemingly the sale cost).

Surely the requirement for the "connect every 24 hours" is related to the functionality of reselling games.

I'm not liking any of this.

Because veterans are good.

Yep.
My 360 is gathering dust and I'm back on my PC. Not going to blame this solely on adverts, but being greeted with them as I slog through the ever-more-annoying GUI doesn't particularly attach me to the thing.

The dreamcast was great - and still one of my favourite consoles.

Nobody likes spending money (myself included) but it's completely unreasonably to expect MS to provide the same experience to XP users as those using their latest and greatest OS (and whilst some of the hops have been incremental - some are not).

erm no we don't.

More to the point, I don't (within reason) give a toss about the price of the game - it's my time that I value.

Oh indeed.

Yes - but I somehow have managed to accept that as part of 'using steam' - and the benefits outweight the restrictions for me. Having my games available on all my PCs, stupidly cheap sales etc.

I disagree.

I guess it depends what you like.

I think the main point is that pretty much all medium; games, films, books etc are escapism. All those things you think about, but don't do and quite frankly don't want to do - well you can taste them by consuming media.

Hmm.

No.

You skipped the price of the digital versions of the games vs. physical.

Cause or effect?

My favourite thing about Harmony is Logitech's customer support.

Protip. Just buy some biscuits, stick them to your own wall, attempt to eat them off wall, realize the pathetic futility of the action and get on with your life.