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I agree. You COULD buy 30 games but what would be the point due to the fact it would use up all of the download quota. If you did not know, Australia pays huge fees for internet (someone actually tried selling a plan for $200) and we do not get a huge amount of spped. I wish I could gt 10Mb. Heck, I would be happy with 1Mb but considering I am stuck with 500Kb, it is impracticle to actually buy a console that is entirelly digital content.DSGamer64 said:So a game that is no larger then 2GB is considered a big game? At 2GB a pop I could download 30 PSP games with a 60GB download limit. You guys are no worse off then us Canadians though, max download speed is 50Mb and only in large residential areas, my download speed is 10Mb which is decent enough for downloading any large files though, it only takes about 30 minutes to download a 4GB file. I am of the opinion though that stuff you purchase from an online store that is direct to drive or game patches and software updates should not count against your download cap, World of WarCraft almost made me go over my cap once and sadly that is just how internet companies like to fuck us over. It's not like there is a huge number of PSP games worth downloading either when you think about it.Vague Rant said:As stated above, download-only systems make zero fucking sense in Australia, a country where download caps are extremely low and harshly enforced. Even if you leave out the fact that most people have painfully slow Internet in Australia, most people just don't have the bandwidth to spare on downloading (large) games. Sales in the "hundreds" is hilarious though, so at least the Go is good for something.