yeah, but you could always wait for a pricedrop, if you bought it for 50 gbp and got 35 gbp back, it means you paid 15 in escence, but take for example what i did for doom 2016, i had it in my wishlist for a while, and then on 2020/06/25 i bought it for 143 uyu (about 3 usd)i only really buy physical still when i plan on reselling the game, doom eternal for instance i knew it would drop in price almost instantly but i still paid £50 for it, and got £35 back a week later after 100% it. other physical copies i buy will only really be from work because i can get them for about half the price they sell anywhere else (mainly cex) and abuot 1/3 the prices of ebay, other than that i like to own nintnedo physical carts because ill end up playing that one game for longer if i have to put some effort into playing it in the 1st place
yeah i could have waited but its still about £25 or wait till we got a copy come in at work which could take too long, and i just really wanted to play the game, i only do this with a select few games a year.yeah, but you could always wait for a pricedrop, if you bought it for 50 gbp and got 35 gbp back, it means you paid 15 in escence, but take for example what i did for doom 2016, i had it in my wishlist for a while, and then on 2020/06/25 i bought it for 143 uyu (about 3 usd)
nintendo pretty much has a monopoly on handhelds so i dont really see them improving any time soon, so i'd say best we could hope for is an ssd dock (and if they are really nice, it could also have DP and Ethernet) to remain somewhat competitive to home consolesI always see Switch carts go on sale. I never see eShop games get the same sales for the games I like, especially first-party games. Walmart sells all the cart games for $10 cheaper than anywhere else, eShop included.
And if they REALLY wanted to push digital sales, then they need top provide more internal storage than a pathetic 32GB and an SD card slot. SD cards are slow, even the fastest ones. It's about tome we replace SD cards with SSD cards. A new formfactor around the same size and price would be sweet.
DP is worthless for home TVs though, still needs an DP to HDMI cable to the TV.nintendo pretty much has a monopoly on handhelds so i dont really see them improving any time soon, so i'd say best we could hope for is an ssd dock (and if they are really nice, it could also have DP and Ethernet) to remain somewhat competitive to home consoles
Would be a nice option though, tvs are in this odd situation where they lack DP because no device intended for them supports it, and no device intended for tvs supports DP because they lack it.DP is worthless for home TVs though, still needs an DP to HDMI cable to the TV.
Yeah, I hate it. DP is amazing. I love that they have locking mechanisms too, and the whole overall build feels way more durable. I got my first taste of DP this last month when I built my girl a new gaming PC and she wanted a new monitor too. I knew DP was the only way to go!Would be a nice option though, tvs are in this odd situation where they lack DP because no device intended for them supports it, and no device intended for tvs supports DP because they lack it.
agreed, for pc, i pretty much jumped from VGA to DP, i only used HDMI temporarily for a few months and i didnt really like itYeah, I hate it. DP is amazing. I love that they have locking mechanisms too, and the whole overall build feels way more durable. I got my first taste of DP this last month when I built my girl a new gaming PC and she wanted a new monitor too. I knew DP was the only way to go!
Ah, yes. There is profile locked and license.There are pro's and cons to both. Personally, I prefer physical for a multitude of reasons, but I'm not averse to buying digitally if it's the only option (or cheap enough to not care).
What I am against is the idea that games become a digital only medium... essentially lost (or at least 'profile locked' to a specific bit of hardware) when the servers are down/title's delisted/etc. Anyone that wants 'this' future is essentially shitting on game preservation and paving the way for gaming to become 'disposable'.
We should all be rallying for the choice to have either digital or physical - regardless of our own preference.
Cartridges? The last time they were used were for the Nintendo 64.There are two types of physical: cartridges/SSD or a CD/DVD. The latter just annoying in terms of making sounds (i.e. the disc drive).
Okay. I want to play The Simpsons Arcade, how do I go about it if I hadn't purchased before it was removed from the Xbox Store? Only by piracy then.People should just bloody play games no matter what format the game is and anyone not wanting one or the other is just a fool - shit I'd play the game even if the box came out a horses arse though I'd keep the disc and bin the box lol
You love em but you don't buy em. Ain't we all been there.I love physical releases! You get so much out of a physical game! You get a big box with a great artwork, a fully colored instructions manual full of cool things inside...
This is why I don't buy physical releases.
Big boxes? That's history.I love physical releases! You get so much out of a physical game! You get a big box with a great artwork, a fully colored instructions manual full of cool things inside...
This is why I don't buy physical releases.