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Narrowband: Will Bandwidth Caps Harm Video Game Downloads?

1up.com — One day, games will depart the physical world, existing only as data on a storage device, downloaded like everything else. With the ever-growing popularity of digital distribution services like Valve's Steam, Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade, and Sony's PlayStation Network, that future seems to be near. Recently, however, that future's hit a speed bump

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  • inactive, on 08/22/2008, -0/+6"All signs point toward a shift away from the heyday of all-you-can-download to an Internet that charges by the YouTube video."

    The day I have to pay to get Rickrolled I'm going to ***** snap.
  • aznegglover, on 08/23/2008, -0/+1Waitwait, if this thing passes, we have to pay to watch stuff online?

    Ewwww
  • xJimboJonesx, on 08/23/2008, -1/+1This country is filled with greed. That is why everything is so screwed up now.

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