We can't delete your account, nor can we properly delete your store or your game product pages. Additionally, we can't stop you from selling your games or prevent people from buying whatever they want.

You do not need our permission to create an account, sell, or post anything.

While we can't delete your account, pages, or posts, or stop you from selling your games and preventing people from buying them, we can mark, hide, or block pages and posts. However, all moderation efforts can be bypassed by sellers and buyers. This results in both censorship resistance and quality control.

Game producers can set up their own store on their website that they control, and their game products will appear both on their site and on DEGA Store. So, even if we block a game from being sold, it can still be purchased on the producer's site.

You will have the ability to sell your games using any payment method that we can integrate into DEGA Store's system. Bitcoin will, of course, be implemented, and depending on the technicalities of traditional payment systems, they will also be integrated. If one service denies you, another would be available for you to set up, and so on.

(Implementation is one aspect; your setup of each payment method is another.)

Since we are not a middleman between the buyer and seller, and payment setup is handled by the seller, the game producer receives 100% of the sale, and DEGA Store does not take a cut. DEGA Store's revenue stream is generated elsewhere.

Since DEGA Store does not control account creation or manage them, and only has copies of pages, posts, and builds (assuming the studio has set things up correctly), it is not the one selling games or acting as an intermediary between the buyer and seller. Therefore, any attempt by a third party to pressure DEGA Store to stop a game producer from selling their game is impossible, even if DEGA faces the threat of having its banking services revoked.

Essentially, think of DEGA Store as a browser. Furthermore, in the event that DEGA Store goes under, sellers can still sell their games, and the store would remain functional (there would just be a small hiccup period of a worse user experience until sellers reconfigure/reset up their store with the same system).

A domain is not needed, and backend reconfiguration and setup by the seller using their own resources can be done, ensuring that sellers can get out of relying on DEGA Store.

For every purchase, you receive an encrypted receipt. As long as you have that receipt, it proves that you bought a specific game from a specific game producer, and it will always be attached to your account and cannot be removed.

To have clear wording regarding what the game producer is selling. Are they renting you their game with an unspecified date for revoking access (licensing), or are they genuinely trying to sell you a game so that you own a copy? Regardless of whether it is being sold or rented, you will clearly know what is being offered (more so that the best stores out there).

DEGA Store will not have its own Digital Rights Management (DRM). Game producers can implement their own DRM; however, there will be a checkbox that they can tick if they do have it, so you would be informed.

A launcher designed to manage your games and installations, featuring continuously growing implementations.

Users have the ability to back up or mirror the game builds of the games they purchased and can play those builds. However, there is no guarantee that older builds of a game will work, as it depends on the developers of the game and how it was set up.

If there is an update for a game, you will be informed and given the option to update it. You will not be prevented from playing the game if you choose not to update, assuming this is possible based on how the game was developed (meaning that if the game developers make older builds unplayable).

Mod support?

The return of (and modernization of) physical game copies?