Digital or Physical?

[@derekosgood3230]

Physical all day for me. I only buy digital if I want to double dip to avoid opening the physical game or if the game simply doesn't have a physical release. Other than those few cases, I just buy physical.

[@timsievers2067]

I picked up a Mig Switch/Flash. Backed up my physicals and running from the combo cart. Now, I have the convenience of not having to carry 20 cartridges around. Haven't got banned yet (using a water damage switch as a burner just in case), but I'm not planning on abusing it.

[@UpsetN3RD]

Physical all the way. I will get digital only if I have no choice,for example an indie game or something that doesn't get a physical release.

[@dougmiller5849]

Physical 100%. Servers don't run forever.

[@BebopMansion]

The sad part is that data also decays on physical media so it doesn't last forever either

[@TigerTT]

My hard drives will outlive most servers lmao.

[@jase276]

@@BebopMansion If you don't take care of something it'll always eventually decay

[@BebopMansion]

If you back up your games yeah. I'm talking about the physical games you purchase won't last forever. Data decay happens naturally

[@malevolentia28]

@@BebopMansion True. But a true hoarder will have multiple backups, or at least back stuff up to newer hardware every now and then, which would 100% outlive servers, and possibly disc decay too.

[@Usagizaka46]

I’m in a similar boat. I prioritize physical but if the sales are great I may double dip, usually getting the physical second in such cases. For movies and music however I prefer digital for the simple convenience but I’ve had concerns lately with how companies can just pull your digital copy like when Crunchyroll absorbed Funimation or when they just edit or censor content.

[@threeswordssama]

Honestly I hopped on the physical train really quick once I bought a second switch for my kids to use. Just having a physical copy makes it really easy to share games in the house. Edit: basically I almost never buy digital at this point.

[@newryo59pluschannel95]

yes yes you are rights !! Physical for me all day... i m an big fans & collectioneur here from France ^^ ..

[@narutointel]

Physical all day everyday.

[@DmnHd81]

i've always been a disc guy as i like having something physical (and i also do not have a good internet connection back then) but nowadays the disc isn't even complete requiring updates and expansions needed to be downloaded anyway makes me feel like just getting the digital version. but i also get collectors edition and those mostly have disc so i still have a lot of physical versus digital.

[@ray2d277]

I’m at all physical collector, but I do double dip like you do and buy digitals when they’re cheap love channel❤

[@zy2239]

Physical will always be the smart choice

[@universelegion3470]

i support both but lean more pro physical media all day

[@alec3323]

I used to be 100% into physical media... and then I moved out of my parents house. I realized that moving it all sucked and I don't really have room for it anymore. I've been buying digital since. Old me would hate me

[@houseofpaiyneproductions1579]

Digital 100%- I honestly think collecting is ridiculous and I am not a materalist plus i can carry my collection when I travel.

[@Nines45]

I prefer physical copies

[@koobsmooth]

Digital has its advantages. I’ve always been able to find a copy of a game digitally. Sometimes the physical copy is sold out.

[@MrCageCat]

Physical. That's all.

[@IN-tm8mw]

I try to create my own physical media, if they sell me something that isn't complete, i might try to complete it on my own and burn or encode my own complete copy.

[@zy2239]

You are hardcore dude 😂😂😂 I only buy digital if it is Dirt Cheap or no physical version is available. And my solution to having sonething tangible is making a card art for the game and put it in a card binder to remind myself I own that game ❤

[@IN-tm8mw]

@@zy2239Thank you, i started off buying my own home sever, i set it up as a simple NAS but eventually added to it to run most online applications on my local network. I use cheap SSDs to make physical game copies for myself. I want to get to the point where i can run my own private servers for games that aren't supported anymore.

[@jase276]

This is the way. At this point, not many new games interest me as much, outside of indies, so I've taken to getting refurbished consoles and collecting physical there. The PS1 mini, PS2 mini, gamecube, dreamcast, etc. are so cozy

[@LordDementus1987]

i think for movies, a physical collection is cheaper to build especially if you buy used

[@jakecarpenter8289]

I wait for your videos! Thank you!

[@Zenon00007]

Physical all the way..🥰

[@bbarling]

I recently sold a lot of physicals for my Switch and changed to a primarily digital library. It's just more convenient having everything installed locally. Added bonus is there's nothing to be lost of stolen. But I do miss the wall of red spines in my book shelf. :-)

[@GunzyHD]

I was 100% on physical, but recently things like Xbox Play Anywhere, game streaming, and some games having high physical pricetags (older Persona titles), it just makes logical sense to go digital for some of them. There are many cases where older games are $20 physically still, but digitally for $5.

[@noonwingtv]

Physical all day, the only games I buy digitally are indies because I can sympathize with them (steam games that lack a physical version). If buying digital I also always prioritize GOG over steam for DRM free games. Also for the future, I prefer owning a 1.0 version of the game with bugs than not owning one at all, having a disc is much more future proof than digital (I'm taking piracy out of the equation)

[@jmintart3301]

I definitely enjoy having physicals more. I've always loved having a physical collection, either standard or limited editions of games. The rare occasions I'll get a digital is if its a deep discount on a title I really wanted but has a really low chance of getting a physical(there are times I've had to double dip tho) and/or indies I want to support. Even then I'm pretty picky with my digitals as the storage space adds up faster with the full game, patches ect in comparison to getting it physically.

[@jagoag6247]

i like your shirt! :)

[@omni_x_dragon]

Depends on which is cheaper

[@Lord_Mangoat]

I much rather get physical versions of games. If they release only digitally, I'll put off buying them, knowing they are there forever, until the online service shuts down. I also rather have the option of getting some money back when I'm done with a game or if I bought a game and end up not liking it. If I bought it digitally, I'm out of luck. Money gone. At least that is the case with the Switch, which is my go-to platform to game on. I also like when a physical game comes with an OST, art book, etc. Things a digital copy won't come with.

[@douglasbriel6103]

I do mostly physical, but I buy a few digital that look they will never come out. I have bought physical of previously digitally only games.

[@MrFormrlyknownas]

I love physical and will go out of my way to own disc's but I'm finding more and more of my games to be in my digital library 😢

[@PlatinumHunter89]

For me Digital all day for me

[@Toki_Towa]

I’m all for physical. I won’t spend full price on a digital game except in very rare situations like it’s coming from a small publisher that a physical release wouldn’t be feasible or something like that. Otherwise if a game I want to play is digital only I wait for a deep sale.

[@QueenViolet8]

I enjoy having physical that way I can always play it whenever but if you have a digital only console what happens if your console messes up you have lost all your games that’s scary! Still with physical games you need to download or update stuff all the time that’s my only gripe 😮

[@ドリフト180X]

I like the Taiko No Tatsujin shirt! As for physical vs digital I always go physical unless there is literally no option and the game is digital only. Also if it’s digital only I’m more likely to get it on PC since there is more control over the game there.

[@mercuryq1144]

Digital for me. I want to prioritize collecting comic books, manga, and figures. However, if it's a game i felt had an impact on me or something i grew up with, i gladly buy a physical copy. I'll keep the special games close to me. Also, Digital is convenient for on the go gaming, and everything is just there on the system, so it's less stuff to carry. And also takes up less space on the shelf.

[@kira1987bad]

In Brazil games and consoles are really expensive, people from other countries can afford to buy both physical and digital editions of the same game, but here, having money for 1 copy is a luxury, so I always get the physical one, leave it on the shelf as part of the collection , I can sell it if I don't want it anymore, exchange it for another game, I have total freedom. But in the digital field, you don't own the game, you bought an access license, and the company can remove games from your library that it decides to no longer host on the server, or close the server, or even worse, change the game's content like what they did with Stelar Blade and Skullgilrs, digital is not owning what you bought.

[@kjpphotography4764]

I love collecting physical media.

[@derek-64]

Physical of course. With digital you're essentially renting.

[@amingg4134]

Physical baby

[@MilkyHazard]

I always go for the physical option. If a game is digital only it usually makes me want it way less.

[@basicallyanon]

Physical for me. The only downsides is space to put it in my room and discs have a lifespan

[@eliminaterx4039]

I am like that also so I am always switching as a variety gamer and also having a huge library of games on Steam, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3.

[@ivenstorm]

Digital. I like Physical but the biggest issues I run into are space and overall cost for older titles. Anything older than 10 years I don't even pay for anymore, I just emulate. The second hand market has gotten out of control with pricing. That doesn't mean I won't grab physical now and then, but I try to not grab it too often. Especially with limited space.

[@friendshapeddoggo]

For me the great advantage of having a physical copy is the ability to share with a second player in the house. No way am I lending my Switch to my kid. Also I tend to play with a game until I'm done with it, so I'm ok with a cartridge. Also, you can sell or trade a game you played and don't want to keep. The only advantage of a digital game to me is that they can be very cheap when there's a sale and you can access them anytime. My very favorite games I play all the time are on digitally for that reason, but that's it. I'm with Team Physical. :)

[@ebrim5013]

I don’t have super strong views. I’ve started prioritizing physical games for Switch because then I can easily share them with family or friends visiting, that sort of thing, and it’s nice to have some physical imprint. If I really want to play a game and it’s digital only only, and the price is right I’m game. 🙂

[@BebopMansion]

Like you, I would buy physical as much as possible. Otherwise it depends on the price. Some physical copies are much pricier and some digital games are dirt cheap, especially on sales, so I would buy either depending on the difference on the price One aspect of physical media that's understated is the fact that you can give/resell the games. Also even if the physical game is not entirely on the disc, it provides ownership to anyone who has the disc as opposed to download codes that can only be redeemed once.

[@Jay_Digital]

As time went on I slowly moved from having everything physical and really only buying games I like physically. I'll buy games on sale digitally to see if I like it as stated they're usually really cheap and if I do I'll get a physical copy for the shelf.

[@UnitedWeStandFreedom]

I'll never buy digital ever i don't give away free money .

[@majamystic256]

my preference is digital but the kind that's drm free or drm cracked and you can store fully on a harddrive/ssd and play offline I have a lot of roms and isos of old games on my harddrive

[@Schwarzwald83]

I play mostly physical. Lots of indies games, I play digitally on gamepass. I do play fighting games, I mostly buy those digital these days.

[@douglasbriel6103]

Digital comic sales haven't succeeded precisely because of the pricing issue. I'm old and prefer paper, but that's on me. Charging the same price for code is crazy. It should be fifty percent less.

[@TomAnderson7]

I want certain games physical, those I feel are complete and with no bugs. But I don’t feel like paying a lot for them through Limited run games

[@cybzgames]

I buy both and play both but!) I buy digital if I want to play it right now. Or may be it costs a little. And I buy physical if I want to put it on my shelf. My daughter likes to get boxes, open them. Likes to look at arts. I hear sometimes "digital games don't have a soul")

[@roryshockley6212]

Always a fan of physical. Unless you're indie and you can't create a physical copy, digital works too.

[@MiloUlteammate]

when the ps5 was still sold by scalpers i could only afford the digital edition and since then bought only digital games and it sucks so much... really made me regret the purchase. once i get the chance I'll definitely go back to physical again

[@Rezetro]

Physical is the winner. I only buy digital if its much cheaper on sale or its a game i can share with my brothers. One buy and can play on a second account.

[@BaDik_Jacob]

Digital if I only want to stream a game and make 💰 💰, but have no intention of playing that game again. Physical because the game is a masterpiece and deserves to be preserved.

[@THaB4DGuY]

a lot of games i play like metroidvanias and indies dont have a phsyical edition, never will have a physical edition, or the physical edition is just super rare and super duper expensive. plus i get reward points for free gift cards i use to get digital games but it depends what the price is and how much reward points i have etc if theres a disc version and its cheaper, then of course ill get that. I got octopath travller 2 for $10 for instance

[@michaelkara3436]

I choose digital because Laptop nowadays don't have CD Roms anymore

[@Electro096]

rip

[@ACWraith]

All of my game purchases in the past couple decades have been digital. Losing anything is my own fault for not backing it up. I learned the hard way when Desura went down. I'm still proudly digital. Game discs are liter for scalping resellers that just gets damaged or lost anyway. Get reusable backup drives/services instead.

[@nbdante]

I don't even entertain the idea of buying digital! Digital release for me mean skipped or pirated or best case play it on a subscription service!

[@Amon_Gus799]

I only buy physical for games I actually like and want to be able to play down the road as a an old man and when it comes to my switch I get physical because it saves a lot of storage only time I’ll get digital if it’s a really good deal or if I don’t mind not being able to play it in 15 years

[@VF0312]

Always physical. For consoles I find it really convient than digital. Plus i could possibly banned from using a fake address

[@kitkat7074]

Digital all the way I don’t have room for all of that clutter.

[@flymartian33]

Only get digital for backwards compatible Xbox games and steam games and if the game don't have a physical release

[@gbautista100]

I buy physical because I might not like the game. In that case, I can resell it

[@roninstormYT]

i kind of do both but i do digital for emergency if the games are hard too find like wet or splatter house i get those on disc cause there decently priced . also when the digital i got asuras wrath for like 4$ digital before the 360 store closed on my xbox series x the dlc cause the disc is like 70$ but if i can get them on disc it is on sale or a good deal

[@JJMomoida]

Physical for sure. Only buying digital if the game is online-only and/or if digital is the only way it’s available. Generally speaking, I prefer physical because I like the idea of just popping in the game and playing it from the get-go even if you just completely lack an internet connection. THAT SAID, a lot of games nowadays require a day-one patch, and I see that as the only kink in all this…. Which is honestly one of the reasons I actually like those “complete editions” some games get: because they usually are very much playable as they represent a skew of the game which has presumably been patched and content has been added.

[@MrNineties]

They’re slowly prying control of your content away from you. You don’t own anything you buy digitally outside of some very rare cases. No second hand market for digital, no lending, no returning, no box art, no shelf display option. Physical for life!

[@cqllel5186]

Thank god all that is available on PC/Steam. Family share your library with friends, you can display your games on your profile, can buy Steam games from outside of Steam, you actually own your games even if Steam gets shut down for whatever reason. And if you can't access your games, there's always piracy. You can't go wrong with digital on PC other than the obvious digital downsides For consoles, it's physical or nothing. I personally make an exception with DLC

[@MrNineties]

@@cqllel5186 I love my Steam library, but did you notice the new law California passed? It forces digital store-fronts to be more clear that you do not own the content, you are licensing it. I hope nothing more comes of it but it's certainly driving the conversation in the wrong direction if they want more trust with digital...

[@cqllel5186]

@@MrNineties I've heard. IDK much about it But what I do know is that if a game gets delisted off Steam, it's still in your library. I have a lot of games that lost their licenses and I can still play them And if Steam ever shut down, they said they'd email erryone their game library and remove the Steam DRM so they can have access to their games forever I'm not too worried about some random law in a '3rd-world state'

[@brucetheman8883]

​@@cqllel5186you don't own anything on steam, you are essentially renting the games and they can be revoked at any time really. Digital in it's current form is horrible ,there are no laws that protect the consumer whatsoever when it comes to digital content purchased, you really do not own a thing.

[@jase276]

@@cqllel5186 Poor, poor dude. You still think you own your games on Steam? There's hundreds of thousands of horror stories of people losing their entire libraries due to shenanigans. You don't own any of those games, and Steam can take them away should they choose. A delisted game is one thing, but Steam can literally rip the game from your library if they should choose. And if you lose your account/login, that's all gone. GOG is way closer to actually owning your games than Steam and even then there are some rare cases of shenanigans.

[@shawn6306]

i love physical and digital equally but i think i love digital more better i think digital media is underrated because digital media always get bad rap think the majority always love prefer physical over digital

[@gamecitysavior2910]

Definitely physical 😏

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

if u want be rich in the future buy Physical games

[@JorshPodGaming]

Physical 100%

[@cqllel5186]

Physical on console, digital on PC On PC, you actually own your games. And even if you lose them, piracy still exists. No port begging, no backwards compatibility BS, etc On console, you're completely at the mercy of your console manufacturer overlords. You don't own your own games OR console. But at least with physical games, you can return them and get some money back I get digital copies on console if its DLC or if I modded my console. I have over 90 games on my modded 2DSXL. I filled up my 128gb SD card with 10gb+ to spare. Nothing left to install, no need to get rid of any. I got all the games I want and care about. That's the beauty of modding a console

[@noonwingtv]

Wouldn't you say that I own my console games if I can mod my PS3 (as an example), or even the 2DSXL you talked about, dump my physical games and play them on emulator on PC? Actually the only reason I own a console these days is for physical media itself. I do agree that you're at the mercy of the manufacturer, but not entirely. Amazing Hiroi pfp btw

[@cqllel5186]

@@noonwingtv You own your console when you hack it, when you "Jailbreak" it. When the next Nintendo console comes out, I'm hacking my Switch and dumping all first party and exclusives onto a 1TB SD card Emulation kinda sucks. It's a lot more fun hacking consoles and downloading the entire library on an SD card Physical media is nice, but after the console's inevitable death, it's great to make a lot of money from the games and that's it. Once I mod my Switch, I'm returning all my NS games. Gonna make a LOT of money back. I'll keep at least one game just for the sake of having something in my Cartridge slot like I did my 2DSXL

[@noonwingtv]

@cqllel5186 I get your point, yeah. I think emulation is amazing tho, even if I agree that yes hacking the original hardware is more fun. Also with physical media I enjoy owning it even after the hardware dies (I keep my dumps around, just in case), it's like proof to myself that I actually have a copy of it. But I get making some money out of it too. Heck, I recently bought the original FFVII for the PS1 just to dump and emulate it, instead of buying it on digital storefronts.

[@cqllel5186]

@@noonwingtv I'm a minimalist. I like having errything on 1 device, organized, and out of the way. Safe on a shelf in a case or under my TV

[@AbcDefg-zt8xy]

legally we don't own games on pc. Gaben can ban your ass anytime he wants, unlist games in any region at any point and even disable game in your region after you've purchased it (like when a certain government started an invasion), and there's nothing we can do. Piracy is breaking the law, so not really a solution. So physical everywhere. Gog is closest thing to ownership we get but only because they don't enforce it ......for now

[@jase276]

If a game doesn't have a physical edition, I usually just skip it. Indies and games I don't really care about I get on steam (usually on a sale). If a game has a physical collector's I usually cash out for it. These days, Switch cartridges are the only copies with the games 100% on it as opposed to discs with 20% of the game on it and the rest being a download, so the Nintendo Switch has kinda become my physical machine and the Steam Deck for everything else. My PS5 is practically a glorified DVD/bluray player, the only game I've cared about for the last 3 years was Astrobot.

[@Xtrafix2015]

I totally understand but only physical game I loved was on ps3 on call of duty black ops2 but it needed updating stuff or paying extra for new content wasn’t as bad until hackers made game experience terrible and forced me to play cod mobile online 😢😢

[@robskitlz4391]

I'm mostly digital these days. But I own a few physical games. Digital is just easier. lol.

[@DieselJT]

I ALWAYs Buy physical.

[@artboy598]

Yeah, I stopped buying fighting games physically because of the way they’re set up. I mostly buy Switch games physically though since a lot of the time the whole game is on the cart

[@kadosho02]

Fighting games are tricky to navigate lately. It is a good idea to buy it when you can, but sometimes day one prices and content available is limited. If a complete version is released later, I totally understand. Most fighters are released in a limited state, even at full price. It is a headache

[@artboy598]

@@kadosho02it’s more so for me, that after all the updates and added content the physical disc is just a glorified coaster. And there hasn’t been a complete “on disc” modern fighter since maybe Xrd Rev2 or SF4 Ultra.

[@jase276]

Exactly, the Switch has become my physical foundry and the Steam Deck for some old games I want to mod

[@TVV84]

to be honest i usually double dip, but most of my games i buy are digital on PC i rarely buy physical days now a days to be honest.

[@kadosho02]

Two recent examples to share: Sonic X Shadow Generations Digital release: Tuesday Physical: Friday Marvel vs Capcom Collection Digital: released when announced during partner direct Physical: out late November Both are complete games, and one being a collection (but arcade versions of each title, not home console ports) The tricky part about SXSG, there is more content made available for the digital deluxe release Soundtrack Extra character skins Early access to the game And more I decided to wait for the physical release. Because I want to have it in my game library. Digital is great, but I love having the Sonic games together. I do not mind waiting a few more days. Since I need to run errands, and pickup my copy.

[@anddo24]

Physical when available. But I will buy digital first and physical later if the situation calls for it. I double dip a lot, a perfect example, Alan Wake 2. Changing disc is irrelevant to me. It's not a hassle at all. My laptop, PC and PS5 are all within arms reach. My PS5 and PC share the same desk (PS5 on the desk, PC under the desk; 4 inch elevated stand) I use them on the same TV/monitor. My Switch is docked there as well. Anyway, I like ownership. So, physical is favored.

[@anira794]

Physical because digital means you own nothing and you're just renting the non sense crap that doesn't last for so long. Once they decide shut off the server, it's a good bye for that specific digital games. That's why physical is still better.

[@DerTypAusDemREICH]

Well, to be honest I prefer digital versions. Of course I can understand if people want something tangible, but all I need to do is buy a ps card at the gas station and load that in my account. AND I don't have room for the tons of games. 😂 By the way: Holy Lord in heaven, do you have a lot of items. Some collectors would probably already have drool running down the corners of their mouths. 😂

[@178laaleros]

The only physical games i still enjoy are Nintendo switch games

[@criteecgaming]

Digital in itself isn't the problem. It's the drm and companies like Nintendo and rockstar. Just let us store all the game files offline and use emulation. For multiplayer, anticheat can already detect altered files. When we use emulators that's when drm should be used properly. All the solutions to most of the problems surrounding digital already exist but these companies don't want use to have control of our own library. There's even ways to resell digital copies. Just look at companies like gog for the solution to digital.

[@ManiacMonkboon]

Double dipper. Physical and Digital. Many physical game's I have on Playstation 4 Pro and Xbox-Series-X, I also have physically and digitally on Switch. I enjoy the Digital for convenience and not having to get up to swap out. I always buy digital on a massive sale. I never buy any game at full price. 👀

[@Oblithian]

The prevalence of digital is because of convenience and the assumption of parity. (Even those who attack others assume the game is going to be around. It is only once the game they just putchased disappears or is completely altered that they will realize the issue.) But there isn't parity and the prevalence of digital (and online access in general) has encouraged more bad behaviour like those incomplete products that don't work on launch and require patches. Or 'physical' games that are merely the downloader for the actual game. While I do prefer physical and having that shelf of games. I am not opposed to digital, were countries to correct this absolutely absurd view of digital games and film. It is an erosion of property rights, and unchecked will spell a very undesireable future for all of us, even outside of games. That said, I believe that if studios and online store fronts try to abuse this unreasonable status, someone with money will eventually sue, and it may not be upheld because even as a contract this 'non-purchase' claimed as a 'purchase', does not seem to meet the basic requirements of a contract. If you don't own the game, you are renting it, 1. if you are renting it then it must be advertised as such and purchasers need to know in order for the contract to be valid. 2. If the consideration is not defined (and subsequently, again, understood) then the contract is likely unenforceable. So you buy a game and you get temporary access to it. How long is the access for? Say, a court says it must be "Some thing reasonable", How long is reasonable? Even then the companies will still run into trouble. And they haven't abused it yet (to my knowledge) but they absolutely can and will, once people start "getting comfortable with not owning their games" (Which again, is absolutely preposterous and the idea of an inability to own things breaks capitalism so fundamentally that the results will be distopian).

[@williamhououin]

Unfortunately physical is less and less "real" as often times the game doesn't fit on the disc... so basically the physical version is a kind of physical drm to access the game... depressing times lol

[@PowerCube3D]

It’s sad how Microsoft and Sony are trying to push and eliminate physical media with their “improved” consoles. Hope Nintendo doesn’t do that for the Switch 2

[@stevantiefert7686]

Since Xbox One or PS3 there is no ownership anymore... forget it. Physical "Ownership" doesn't matter. Proof: Do a factory reset of your console or buy a new console. Don't connect it to the internet and try to install any "physical" game. You will not get even to the installation of the game. You will see...

[@Taikaru]

Physical all the way! At least that's what I believe, but found myself buying many digital without even thinking about it. And now it almost keeps me up at night to realize I could lose thousands of dollars of games if they deleted my Steam account. GOG is better - when they have the games - because you can download and archive DRM free copies. Funny story about Day 1 patches... I remember when Ultima IX shipped with so many bugs most players couldn't even finish the game. The internet was not widespread then, so they actually ~mailed a new install disc~ to every customer. Think I still have mine :D (And didn't change that it was an awful game that ruined the once-great Ultima series forever)

[@marduk17]

I buy physical games because I don't want them to have the same destiny as movies and music, where a physical release is just an overpriced novelty these days. Still, that's kind of happening with Limited Run games.

[@Adventureruler]

A WOMAN!

[@christopherhendry1633]

Basically only play on PC these days so not much of a choice.

[@officialrockstarstephen]

I'm more digital these days. I don't like clutter and having to get up and put things away. Doesn't matter if its console or now PC, I just choose digital every time. GOG is my preferred digital store over everything else simply because you actually own games via access to offline installers.

[@shiningwizard327]

It doesn't even matter anymore when most modern games suck to me anyway. They all follow the same bulshit trends. So Physical retro games are my choice.

[@pwnomega4562]

Microsoft took a game off my Xbox one literally less then a week of having it, I hardly even got to actually sink my teeth into the game. When they took off my account they gave no explanation at all and no refund. I went to the digital store to see if the game was still on the store. It was still available on the store and they're asking me to buy it twice... Ever since then I've fallen back to my PS3/2 and my switch, and I'm strictly only going to buy physical. Xbox can go screw themselves, and I know Sony has been flirting around with doing this as well so I have trust issues with them... At this point the only place I might pick up a digital game is from steam and GOG because I know unlike Sony and Microsoft i believe Gabe Newall and GOG are professional enough to not sneak into my game library and take something off my account... Even then I'm gonna be sticking to indie games on my PC for 5-10 bucks.

[@mrwii5741]

Digital is more convenient but physical is more authentic that’s how I see it! You’re so beautiful 😊 awesome job on this video!

[@MRGAUNTLET8891]

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