I've started collecting physical copies of video games

I used to keep discs when I was younger. Might as well start collecting them now that I'm older.

[@PyrusRuby]

This video ALMOST got balled up and thrown into the trash bin, but I forced myself to go ahead and upload it.

[@brokendimensionsHD]

You have a solid collection bro, I think you should try to get one of those Mystery Boxes since you’re serious about collecting.

[@PyrusRuby]

@@brokendimensionsHD Yeah, I'm kinda collecting games that I'm interested in. Those Mystery boxes might give me some pretty terrible games ngl. Towards the end of this video, I had some games that came with my Xbox 360 and you saw how I just threw them to the side lol.

[@brokendimensionsHD]

@@PyrusRuby Yeah, Mystery boxes do tend to be saturated with sports games, but you MIGHT get a gem or two in them if you're lucky

[@JaneTheDoe-id2vx]

do ps5 games or ps4 games work without ever connecting online? if it needs internet than physical won’t matter much imo

[@PyrusRuby]

They don't heavily rely on the internet, but just like their digital counterparts they do need to be installed via the internet. Unfortunately, we've departed from the glorious era of just insert and boot up. Digital is better than physical in my honest opinion. Physical you have to go back to the old way of inserting and ejecting discs, whereas Digital you just simply boot up the applications. You can also game share your digital games with your friends. I personally prefer digital, but as a collector, I've decided to also journey down the path of physical again. So honestly if you had to choose which method for gaming just choose digital. If you want to feel like you actually own the game and also start up a collection, then go down the physical route.