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None of us have ever owned a video game We own licenses to play them in our private homes. That is -- and always has been -- all.

Except you did own your games in the era when all games were physical: from Like the 80s to the mid 2000s

Go try to sell tickets for people to watch you play one of your "owned" games, and see what happens.

Fine I own a license and I can sell my license to someone else when I own a physical copy. Digital markets explicitly prevent this. You’re arguing semantics.