wednesday going through game pass as the physical copy has its own issues check out the second channel i did a video on that one but either way we're playing through it and i'm sure talking about it quite a bit on the podcast this weekend next up let's talk about a lawsuit that nintendo has actually had the decision reversed on originally they won the lawsuit when it came down to refunds for pre-orders on the e-shop and i've had my whole thing around pre-orders with digital games for basically all these companies i mean steam does it really well where you can even play it for a couple of hours decide you don't like it and then just get a refund pretty much no questions asked through the platform however it's not quite as easy when it comes to nintendo sony or even microsoft but it looks like at least in europe things are changing a bit as this was reversed we can see this over on nintendo life where they say nintendo had already changed its policy slightly in september NUMBER_TOKEN allowing creators more than seven days ahead of a game's release to be cancelled directly on the eshop or via nintendo account pages for example we tested this today selecting a pre-order for a game out in less than seven days showed pre-order and purchase making clear that there would be no right to an immediate voluntary right to cancel when you left game more than seven days from release you get a lengthy page explaining your right to cancel up to that point with payment and preloading also held off until a week before release but we can see this here the regional court of frankfurt maine had dismissed the vzbv's action at first glance with their appeal to the higher regional court of frankfurt the consumers advocates have now been successful at the hearing after discussing the legal situation the judge judges had advised intended to recognize the vzbz's claim for injunctive relief as justified the company complied with this in the acknowledgment judgment the court upheld the vzbv's action in its entirety as is customary and such judgments acknowledgement judgment does not contain a grounds for decision the idea here is hey if you don't actually do anything with the game you bought like if you buy a game through pre-order and you pre-load up you never launch it technically you're not using the game so you should be able to return it at least that's the argument it looks like that's been upheld so if you pre-order a game and you're rolling up to its release you're within seven days you should still be able to refund it i think that makes complete sense i think you should be able to refund a game if you bought it by accident or anything there even light the game technically within like i think steam's two hours i think that's fair too that's something we're gonna have to deal with as we go towards this all digital future how do we return digital games or are we really locked in to what just sony nintendo decide for us right because now you can go to a store and look if you bought the wrong game or something you took it home it's still sealed you can take it back return it get your money back or change it out for a different game but not
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