Stardock Announces 'The Gamer's Bill of Rights'

[CountArach]

Well, that's it: you buy a game at a store, you return it there, I guess.
If you've got a Peugeot car, you're not going to Nissan to get it fixed, right?

Yeah but he Company isn't told what to do with their returns policy. They set their own. The store I work at has very tough restrictions on what you can and can't bring back and what condition it must be in.

Still can't see #1 as practical, especially in the light of #10-- what's to prevent the gamer from installing the game, claiming it doesn't work, returning it, and in consequence playing the game for free?

They cover that with "No gamer shall be treated as a potential criminal". I know I wouldn't be returning my games in this way - would you?