Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have a new legal copy of Mass Effect
3, but no time to play it at the moment. I would therefore like
to lend it to a friend to play until I have more time available.
I will not play the game while he has it.    1. Is this legal? I
have no wish to do anything illegal.   2. I would obviously want
the serial code for the game registered to myself. Can my friend
still play the game if I do so?   3. Assuming he can do this,
what content will be missing from his game? share|improve this
question Platform is very important here. XBox/PS3, you're
probably safe. –  MBraedley Mar 9 '12 at 18:44 @MBraedley
technically the license is the same in this case (and usually
is), PC just makes it easier for EA to enforce the user limit.
–  Prinny Brocka Mar 9 '12 at 19:29 Wow, this is a really
unfortunate trend. I may have to stop buying EA games if they
completely stop this sort of thing. How disappointing. – 
Christi Mar 9 '12 at 19:39 I am playing on PC, but I imagine
it's useful to have an answer