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You own nothing.
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>>223436786
Yes, you dont bring your xbox games or tendie sd cards or steam library to your grave either.
see, MASTER KLAVS said the vltimate trvthnvke about how you own nothing years ago and people are still seething to this day
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my last console was the PS2
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>>223436786
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>>223436786
Who knew hiring your pajeet cousins from the same village have consequences?
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>>223436786
Absolutely bonkers that you don't have access to your games.

I just tried playing Super Monkey Ball from a physical card on my Switch and it literally required me to update the game before I played it.
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The only reason I still have my xbox console is to play Orta, is it worth keeping just for that? They've started porting games to PC now anyway so I don't know, might be time to sell it
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>>223438248
>shitty armor replacer
>everything else vanilla
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>>223438354
this doesn't happen?
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>introduced fees for online multiplayer
>cancel exclusive games like Scalebound
>give up exclusive games to Steam and Sony
>buyout Activision Blizzard and do nothing with them
>create unintuitive console names like Xbox One and Xbox Series XS

anyone still buying Xbox after the 360-era is a lost cause.



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