In any other industry, this is a class action lawsuit. Sucks for Rock Steady but Shame on WB. They can release it great on consoles but thats a big F-U to all the PC consumers who were suckered into buying this. Thank Gabe for refunds.

well if you read the EULA to STEAM and other delivery systems, you dont actually OWN the game, you 'license' it, so really, you get to watch/control a series of lights/pixels/graphics on the screen, but it never ACTUALLY belongs to you in the least. Some EULA's will even go as far to say they can scan your computer (didnt EA have this worked into their EULA for a period?) for whatever. So really, the money you give them, you have no ownership say in any of it. It's a sort of 'lease', for a lack of better terms for it. When you click agree, you really are potentially agreeing to a corporation raiding your computer in software and potentially hardware. All from clicking 'I agree'.

You mean thank EA/Origin. They did it first and Valve was forced to months after by people complaining.

I think you mean thank the EU courts that ruled that digital products were eligible for refunds a while back prompting all these companies (and apple) to do this.

I believe pre steam refunds you were stuck with a bad game (COD ghosts) but now that we can get a refund it is safe to pre order and if its rubbish or does not work we can get a refund. Game developers will need to stop being lazy with there ports. I predict there will be delays before the PC release of games to ensure the Batman effect does not happen again.

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2015/03/sorry-europe-you-still-cant-get-refunds-on-your-steam-game-purchases/ Not to mention that EA's Origin has allowed refunds since it's inception in June 2011, while the EU ruling didn't go into effect until October the same year.

Huh, well whilst I hate to thank EA for anything I guess I must thank them for adding some competition to the market so now Valves Refund policy is better.