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It's more equal to a rental scheme, but instead of 10 bux or so for a week you pay a quarter for 30 minutes or so depending on how good you are.
>Same with movies: watching on theaters only because of the "muh experience" instead of owning the movie to watch anytime is just allowing yourself to be robbed.
For cinemas you pay for the service of being able to watch a movie in high quality on the white screen with a proper sound system. It's silly to expect to own anything after paying people or establishment who provide services, such as allowing you to rent games or hosting an arcade hall. Because I go to dine at a restaurant doesn't mean I get to take the waitress home.