Budget Games On Disc - Games Under 20 Dollars for the PlayStation 4 & Xbox One / MY LIFE IN GAMING

[@preamstrikbiz0]

Can you do a part 2 to this presently ( 2019 update ) There’s been a ton of games that came out since this video was made that the world can use a few glimpses at. You guys are the best at my life in gaming

[@peterloschny7219]

Great video, guys! After my criticism about Limited Run Games and your last video it is great to see that smaller publishers and developers whose business model isn't centered about the hype of rarity get the credit they deserve! In particular the small developer SOEDESCO located in the Netherlands, in Rotterdam, was often mentioned, and rightfully so! Lumo, Song of the Deep, Giana Sisters and many others delivered some of the best game experiences I had so far with this console generations!

[@Bubba_git_down]

You guys have the best intro music of any of the game channels I watch on KZbin. This was a great episode.

[@midasmagnezone4282]

Thanks, Matthew McChesky!

[@videogameobsession]

I hope this trend of seeing more and more download style games available on physical media continues to become more popular. ... ... ... Sometimes you also have to buy imports if you want them. I recently bought Alienation, Hustle Kings VR, and Super Stardust VR. I nearly bought Fast Racing Neo for the Wii U, but then remembered the region locking on it, which is a shame.

[@FalconPan]

Excellent video. I was aware of all of these games, but you piqued my interest in a few I had previously passed over. I would love to see more of these, for other systems too! :D

[@bobrocks95]

Thanks for working to document something I'd considered spending several hours trying to do myself. I hope you all continue with this to try and cover as many disc-released digital games as you can!

[@SkyScourgeGod]

Ori and the Blind Forest and Song of the Deep are without a doubt my favorite titles here, I'm so glad they were mentioned! I wasn't aware of Duke Nukem 3D and Geometry Wars 3 being on disc though, I'll have to hunt them down and add them to my library. :)

[@DarkMProductions]

Now, if only Square Enix would release a physical copy of I am Setsuna, I would be very happy.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] That is definitely one of the top games from this generation that is in desperate need of a physical copy in English.

[@RetroPowerUp]

Agreed. Fantastic game. Was so disappointed I could only buy it digitally. Same goes for Adventures of Mana as well.

[@DarkMProductions]

Unfortunately, the Switch version will be digital only outside of Japan... again.

[@Cesarbrito999]

Dark Mountain Productions no region lock

[@xmaverickhunterkx]

It even comes in English lol

[@zetmoon]

Great episode, as always! But one remark: the ZX Spectrum and it's main rival the Commodore 64 were indeed more popular than consoles in Europe but we did not call them PC's. We called them homecomputers or microcomputers. PC's (often called IBM- compatibles) were dull, monochrome or 4-colour, tinny sounding machines people used at work or at home for boring tasks and maybe the occasional game.

[@colddripgaming]

I'm not sure Duke counts when it's a re-release of a re-release of a re-release etc, it was already on the system in a digital download months ago until they decided to pull it and re-release it for twice the price

[@MellowGaming]

That Lumo looks so much like a remake of Solstice from the NES, which is a game very much worth playing. Might have to give it a try. There's a bunch of downloadable games I'd love to see get disc releases like Assault Android Cactus (Which has a PC limited edition available through indiebox but it's still a download), Nova 111 and RIVE. RIVE seems unlikely though as Two Tribes are closing down now. Good to see you guys continuing coverage of disc based download games. It's good to see what's out there and for collectors they're pretty much must haves.

[@Matt-vx3ow]

Thanks for making this list. I'm glad to see games like Ori and Song of the Deep on here. I am hoping to see this list grow in the future. :)

[@bondspy]

Almost all of these games I would have absolutely judged by the cover and passed on if it weren't for you're episode. Now I'm very interested in picking some of these up. Thank you guys.

[@GameplayandTalk]

Great episode. I had no idea about so many of the PS4 physical budget releases. I know now that I'll have a lot of games to check out when I eventually buy a system.

[@miloramirez5246]

I think your channel is awesome, i see you guys from Colombia.

[@itsGeorgeAgain]

The thing i was disappointed with, with the anniversary version of Duke3D was the muffled sound. PC DOS version had better sound. Only Duke's lines were re-recorded.

[@gamesmaster5555]

In the menu you can change back to original voice (for the original episodes anyway), didn't now if you knew about that, and yes the muffled sound is a bit of an annoyance.

[@JeanRodo]

itsGeorgeAgain not to mention the removal of the last game megaton edition being pulled from all stores making this version the only way to play it newer hard ware.

[@Tore299]

If you have the DOS version you can play it using DOSBox or EDuke32 on modern PC's. The Megaton Edition was based upon EDuke32 if I remember correctly.

[@KWKBOX]

Thanks for letting me know about the physical release of Duke. Just called my local gamestop and they have 1 copy left for me to pickup tonite.

[@marauderex]

I know this video covers console releases but another service to look at is Indiebox. They make a collectors edition physical release of indie titles as a monthly subscription box service like lootcrate. They have released some amazing boxes like Rogue Legacy (which I sadly missed out on), Axiom Verge that comes with an awesome statue, soundtrack, map and other goodies. Other releases include Freedom Planet, Armello, Dust an Elysian tail, The Stanley Parable and many others.

[@Matt-vx3ow]

If you're still interested in Rogue Legacy, Indiebox is selling a steelbook version of it along with other games through Gametrust. www.theindiebox.com/indiebox-at-gamestop/

[@philscomputerlab]

Interesting, though I thought this was about how can I burn my digital download purchases to disc :)

[@bobtom1495]

I would love that if that could happen...i would buy blank blu-ray discs up the ass...just so I could burn it onto a disc...

[@midasmagnezone4282]

I wish, though those would be hard for consoles because of DRMs.

[@rickvince]

Fantastic video. Can't wait to see more!

[@originalyosha]

Definitely did not know about Geometry Wars 3 for the PS4 so did a quick search and found one for $14. Good stuff, you got me into buying it!

[@Chiquelhotdb]

Love this kind of videos, I get to know about games I didn't know before

[@DieHardGamerBros]

I've always like Target Earth on the Sega Genesis. So when I heard a remake was coming out on the PS4 under it's original name of Assault Suit Leynos, had to pick it up on day one! I wasn't sure how limited the release was going to be, had to have it.

[@realevostevo]

Have a Happy Halloween guys! Thanks for uploading the great vids :)

[@ADDatWorkProductions]

It's starting to get to the point where you'll expect a physical release for higher-profile downloadable/indie games. Merge Games started doing "Signature Editions" with games like Aragami and Super Meat Boy for the PS4. I've had my eye on the releases you've shown off here for a while, good video as always!

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] I'm really curious about Aragami, I almost bought it, but I decided I was spending too much money, so held off for now. It also wouldn't have fit the theme of this episode, being $30.

[@RealGengarTV]

My (and LGR's) main issue with Duke Nukem 3D world tour is that gun sounds and stuff just don't sound right compaired to it's original DOS counterpart

[@TheFreakRocker]

AMAZING video guys, cant wait for part 2

[@nickandros2057]

I'm hooked on this channel. Great job guys!

[@zebular]

There's a great thread on all of these and where to find them on CheapAssGamer! Probably a few you didn't know about too. As aways, great content guys!

[@itsgood2slide]

Great to see Ether One get some well-deserved attention. I have really fond memories of it and it might even be my second favourite PS4 game after Life Is Strange. Great idea for a video series btw!

[@iCach0]

Excellent series, looking forward to more episodes

[@MrMario2011]

Is Ether worth playing and picking up after the patch? I almost got it on sale a while ago but saw it had horrible reviews due to the glitches and bugs it had

[@Sebastian-xy3xk]

Do you guys own the physical Dreamcast Version of Pier Solar?

[@goncaloferreira6696]

Physical version of Caladrius Blaze (ps4) is a must. Includes a full manual and all

[@videogameobsession]

So, do you guys feel that both Retro City Rampage and Shovel Knight helped pave the way for more of these types of releases? Speaking of Shovel Knight, I just received my PS Vita physical copy today to add to add along with the others (PS4, Wii U, & 3DS) :)

[@thorbahn3]

Duke Nuke em 3D anniversary came out the same day as the digital version I think.

[@wtblack5]

I just downloaded my games on a cheap SD card, get an Xbox One disc case, print out what I feel would look like the cover art, mod the case to hold the SD card, and boom, I have a digital download in a physical copy and a snazzy case to represent a game I have on my shelf of game discs, not practical, but fun, plus the SD card gives the nostalgia of the cartridge ages...

[@slot9]

Thanks for doing this! I feel like part of the problem with downloadable games would be solved if we could just back up downloaded (and patched!) games to removable media.

[@Kevinb1821]

we had the same packard bell when i was a kid. it was our first computer.

[@darthv72]

keep in mind that both ps4 and xb1 dont allow for play from disc so physical releases are not as big a deal. the discs are simply the install medium and required in the drive to verify and play. a hassle when its just easier to download and play without having to use the disc. physical releases are a thing for show off shelf collectors more than simply gamers.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Just because the disc is not being actively played doesn't bother me. In fact, I'd say that's a positive step forward. It's still the source that the majority of the game data originates, and it's the only source in the instances where there are no patches (which is why we mentioned specifically when there were none, cause that's kinda cool). There's a lot of reasons to enjoy physical media. I enjoy that I can put them on my shelf, but to me, their primary function is to be used. I don't deny a lot of it may be my old-fashioned gamer ways, but it's all part of the enjoyment to me. To each their own, etc. etc.

[@Waldimart]

I might pick up a copy of Lumo, looks nice and reminds me of Solstice on NES.

[@michaelsaenz]

you guys need to do a profile of El Dorado gate for the dreamcast... this is off the subject,but it needs to be done.... lol

[@NYCJoeBlack]

Thanks for this video ad further more, THANKS for including whether or not DLC and Patches are included on the disk. The tidbit of information is so helpful in determining whether purchasing the game is worth it if it ships will various bugs on disk. It's also a great feeling when you truly have a COMPLETED copy on disk and that means with all available DLC and updates. I should be able to pop the disk in and not worry about downloading additional content even though the game has been out for several months to a year. With this current generation, I slowed down in purchasing new games on day one unless it is Resident Evil or any one of Nintendo's first and second party games. Instead, I delay purchase HOPING that said game receives the "GREATEST HITS" treatment usually with ALL DLC and Patches in disk...Usually that happens and boy, what a treat that is. An example of that is Witchier 3 for the PS4.

[@Darkdrium00]

What's the game at the beginning of the video after Spelunky? Awesome video guys.

[@ZiKoN22]

Where did you buy Geometry Wars 3? I guess it's not available on amazon (Canada). Also, I prefer the original art of the first geometry wars, but i'll give this new one a go. I remember the secret in Project Gotham Racing 2 for the original xbox; if you go in your garage and walk around, there is an arcade cabinet in a corner where you can play the original geometry wars! that was fun! :)

[@namephanan]

Great video! Thank you.

[@justanotheryoutubechannel]

Man, the Spectrum was great! I kinda want to buy Lumo now!

[@XxD3ADW0LFxX]

Please do more of these

[@MrSerpico145]

Skies overworld theme!! Subbed lol

[@nickjones3430]

Something I found interesting was that the PS3 got a "Best of Playstation Network, Vol. 1" disk release containing When Vikings Attack!, Sound Shapes, Tokyo Jungle, and Fat Princess, but there was never a Vol. 2. Maybe that first one just didn't sell well enough to warrant a sequel, and the world is more ready for digital-first-physical-down-the-road titles these days?

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] I was shocked by that when I saw it in Coury's collection. I didn't think there was an English language physical copy of Tokyo Jungle!

[@i5aac1234]

What is the name of the bullet hell game that's featured in 27:40 ?

[@kintozero3169]

Mushihime-sama

[@kintozero3169]

@Darkstalkers B.B.H. Heads up, Mushihimesama recently came out on the Switch

[@Captain_Dark]

omg that skies of arcadia theme near and dear to my heart

[@sig4311]

Lucid Games are the ones who develloped Geometry Wars 3 Sierra the producer house and Activision the Editor.... In that order please

[@g1nobleteam]

Actually thinking about it, rather surprised The Behemoth didn't have a collection of it's 360 games whether original or Remastered seems like something I would totally be down with, digital or physical as the games they made have been some of the most fun of the 7th generation. As for games here I only bothered with Ori, Geometry Wars 3, and Assault Suit, as the other games just didn't interest me. Though I'm assuming part 2 or 3 will focus on WiiU, 3DS, and Vita games that are similar to this.

[@gamesmaster5555]

It goes to show different tastes, of the three you mentioned two of them I was EXTREMELY interested in, when they showed Castle Crashers and NERO I was like "lame" next game please. So different strokes and all that.

[@g1nobleteam]

gamesmaster5555 NO THE INTERNET HIVEMIND SAYS ONLY LIKE WHAT WE LIKE, but jokes aside ehh as everyone has preference when it cones to games. Just people act like you insulted them if you don't like the same game for whatever reason, and that gets annoying.

[@SkyScourgeGod]

I can agree that Ori and Geometry Wars were good games, but Song of the Deep was also a nice title to snag so long as the patches don't make you want to rip your hair out. Assault Suit Leynos looks really good to, but I lack a PS4 to play it on and there really aren't any other titles on PS4 that interest me so it wouldn't be worth getting one just to play Leynos... :(

[@robertbarker5802]

I can't be the only one that was thinking someone finally figured out a way to backup console downloaded games onto disks... : /

[@philljrton]

I've been dying to play Scott pilgrim the game for nearly a decade. it's not available anymore digitally because of licenses and it never came out physically. it never had a pc or Steam release. even if you had a 360 emulator the rom would never be available either.

[@RetroPowerUp]

I have mixed feelings about the Duke 3D remake: 1) They removed the old Megaton edition from availability... which has other episodes that are missing from World Tour. 2) The physical version was exclusive from Gamestop.... I had to order mine online, my local shop didn't have a copy on the release date. 3) The graphics upgrade is.... okay. It looks slightly better than the original (and I'm okay with the original's graphics as a longtime Duke fan) And I don't know about you, but I find aiming in Duke World Tour on the Xbox One to be very unsatisfying. I can't get the mouse aim sensitivity right, it's like it is missing "mouse acceleration" or something. If I turn it up too high, then I constantly overshoot enemies left or right. If I turn it down too low, then Duke turns like molasses. Still, I'm having fun with it and am enjoying replaying the game on my console! Definitely recommended for any Duke fans!

[@level94836]

I bet that in the future, like with patches for the snes with the retron 5, we'll have ways to put old patches onto ps4 games when they become obsolete. Anybody agree?

[@NYCJoeBlack]

level94836 - Patches for the SNES????

[@FerrariKangaroo]

That's very unlikely to happen in the next decade as the PS4 will be supported with OS "stability" patches to prevent exploits for a long time to come. But I'm sure that it'll happen eventually. I guess that the year 2030 will be a good year for hardcore PS4 fans :P

[@Screwy]

The Duke3D port really drives me nuts because it lacks the content from the Megaton Edition, and it even got Megaton booted off Steam

[@seth5362]

You need to try out the wii version of geometry wars, geometry wars: galaxies, its maybe 2 to 3 dollars now and has a massive story mode.

[@Parisiancollector]

great and useful video.

[@nexusofice9135]

YAY!! Skies of Arcadia soundtrack!!!

[@NYCJoeBlack]

I would like the Wii digital exclusive Contra: Rebirth and the fabulous XBOX 360 LIVE digital-only arcade game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles In Time Reshelled, to be next on Limited Run's to do list for the PSVita.

[@markn1090]

Got too excited thinking there was a new physical copy of mushihimesama

[@TheeBrandonCruz]

I know this video is a bit older but I have a serious question. You guys are talking about patches / updates etc.. does this mean in the future we’re gonna be unable to download those and play em?

[@Vexonia_Music]

For you PC players, there is a physical version of Ori And The Blind Forest.

[@JayOfSpade]

Crazy that Ori got a physical release for XboxOne with a physical CD soundtrack for 20 dollars but 4 years later it costs 40 dollars on Switch with a digital download soundtrack

[@goon5544]

I got a lot of these digital and the ones I don't I might try because I want to try game genres I don't play often, but question whether I'd really like them. I have ori, lumo physical and plan on getting assault suit physical, but I can't justify rebuying these games again and again. Maybe with switch if it's the game gets released because its handheld and just because I love physical switch, but really I just want to have more money for other stuff more than a physical copy of a game I already have digital and bought for a lot less cuz I waited for the sale.

[@EposVox]

Wait, a whole game dedicated to underwater levels? The worst part of any game? NOOOOO But this was a great video and good finds here.

[@Waifu4Life]

Anybody else managed to get the 2 Shantae games from Limited Run?

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Yep! Probably the games I've been most excited to get from them. They extracted way too much money from me yesterday, because I bought the soundtracks too.

[@Waifu4Life]

***** They sold both batches pretty quickly didn't they. I even pre-ordered the 3rd game for PS4. Guess I'll only be missing the GBC game now -_-

[@johneygd]

Song of the deep reminds me of littlr mermin from walt disney btw i have necer seen a new game of little mermin since the nes & gameboy day's. But i do wish that there were also fysical copy's of download games for the wii u.

[@baddspella]

this channel is amazing

[@larryalmeida3267]

any of these games are on Xbox one as a physical copy or digital copy from this video

[@Swan-may]

Has anyone run across a good list of download on disc games? There's sooo many games I wanted to play off XBL / PSN that I just didn't because they were released digitally.

[@ericnick4498]

Edelweiss I hate digital only games.

[@NYCJoeBlack]

Edelweiss - We think alike, because I wanted to know as well, if there is a site or a listing that list every single game from the PS3/360/Wii era to the current generation of "digital games gone physical". I would also like the Wii digital exclusive Contra: Rebirth and the fabulous XBOX 360 LIVE digital-only arcade game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles In Time Reshelled, to be next on Limited Run's to do list for the PSVita. Please make THIS happen! Anyone!

[@Malouco]

Do u know if Dariusburst chronicles has all the dlc on the disc?

[@mikhaparker127]

What's the name of the website

[@tinostarks]

why do you guys prefer optical media? Is it the box art? it's actually pretty easy to pull out your ps4 HDD and make a 1:1 clone, when your disc or disc drive breaks you are screwed.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] It's a combination of things. Both methods have their pitfalls, to be sure. Part of it is to have it feel more a part of your collection of games. Part of it can be the box art. Part of it is having something that can't be taken away if a game is ever delisted, or if the servers are taken down in 15 years. You have enough of a point about the disc drive, but I do feel that PS4 and Xbox One disc drives won't wear down that much because they're mainly used just for installation and checking, not loading constantly mid-game. It's wishful thinking this early, but I do hope we'll see releases like this for Nintendo Switch and its card-based media, because I'd be glad to leave optical media behind.

[@tinostarks]

***** Funny, my Xbox One blu-ray drive stopped working after a month and I only used it for movies. But your points about "something that can't be taken away/ delisted" are invalid. Both HDDs and Optical discs are a form of storage, they're both 1s and 0s. If something is "de-listed" from PSN the 1's and 0's are still sitting on your HDD that you own, eg., P.T.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] There's no right or wrong answer here, I think digital/physical/legal/piracy, all those aspects provide different roles in long-term game preservation. Our route is that we much prefer having physical media whenever possible. There are upsides and downsides to it, but at the end of the day, having that item adds to our enjoyment of the hobby as a whole. Is that silly? Maybe in some ways yes, and in other ways no, but we always like to say that as long as you are getting the experience you're looking for with a game, no matter how you obtained it, how you're viewing it, what system you're playing it on, that's the important part. It's gonna be different for everyone.

[@tinostarks]

My Life in Gaming see, you keep saying "physical media", a HDD is very much physical media. I think your brain is looping in anything that is "downloadable" as stuff that lives only in the cloud (like Netflix) but that's not the case here..

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Not at all. It's not a misunderstanding of what it is, and I do not have a grudge against digital distribution at all. I have purchased and downloaded quite a lot of them, but when given the choice, I prefer a cartridge or disc. The common terminology for "physical media" means read-only memory for a specific game (or compilation of games). A hard drive contains whatever you put on it, but it is not specific to a particular game. People have interest in those objects that are the embodiment of a specific game. That might sound superficial or silly, but the point remains that a lot of people enjoy having those things. But beyond just having them, in the future, they can be installed on any working PS4 or Xbox One hard drive. Don't forget that simply cloning the hard drive does not mean that it will work on any system you shove it into. You need to use the built-in system backup process, and if your system is dead, a simple clone of the hard drive that's inside it will not work on another system. If you cannot download the games anymore at that point, then they're gone. P.T. can be moved only through the backup process, but it can never be downloaded again, even if it is on your account. All of your games on one hard drive is putting all your eggs in one basket. The hard drive can only be cloned through the system it was formatted for. You can download most games again for now, but one day when no one but hardcore enthusiasts care about old PS4 or Xbox One games, Sony and Microsoft will decide it's no longer worth keeping those services up. Will there be workarounds by then? Quite possibly. Which again, just goes to say, there is no right or wrong answer, choose the method that makes you happy. This subject is for people who enjoy physical media, whatever their reason.

[@BrainDesmo]

Fantastic guys!

[@bobtom1495]

I knew about these games just by looking at Gamestop's website....they have listings all the time for some of these games...

[@ArtGamesfr]

Hey bro, I love yours videos, can you do something about Xrgb-3? If it is good or not :) thanks

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Have you watched RGB 105, on Framemeister Alternatives? It's not covered specifically, though we do reference it. From what we understand, there's not a compelling reason to choose the XRGB-3 today. The Framemeister and OSSC perform its functions just as well and better.

[@ArtGamesfr]

Yes I watched, but I just want to know if is good or not? because the Framemeister is 400 euros and I found one XRGB-3 for 150 euros, what are you think? is it better I spend more money in the Framemeister or the diference is not so big? thanks for your attention :)

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] The XRGB-3 is kind of like two devices in one. It has a line-doubler and a scaler built in. I think the short answer is that it's very good, but I think there can be sync issues that the Framemeister does not have. You should read videogameperfection.com for more info on the XRGB-3, as the owner of that site has a lot of experience with it.

[@ArtGamesfr]

Thanks, you are Amazing, thank you very much, I decided to buy the Framemeister, will be good for my channel, you doing a really good job...

[@JohnnnyJohn]

REM!!!! My favorite band of all time!!!

[@BladeBlur]

Still hoping for The Witness to get a physical release. And on more obvious suggestions, Dead Rising 2 Off the Record.

[@samwas123]

Rising Star Games hype!

[@casbomme4321]

anyway i can get my hands on 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World..?.....Thanks.

[@MultiTsunayoshi]

A question doesn't some of these games needing you to dowload patches and stuff online defeat the purpose of owning physical copys? i mean if you don't have an internet conection these games are just paperweights

[@gamesmaster5555]

Why do you think that, their are probably bugs in the games, but not game breaking (we hope) that can be played and enjoyed, just not in their bug free forms, so they can be played to the end as-is if you can't update them, but the patch helps them play better (we hope). Quick note on that, the 2-3 GB patches aren't patches, they are the entire game patched re-downloaded (unless someone can prove me wrong) as I've noticed this on many indie titles I've purchased lately the "patch" is the same size as the initial install, which is just stupid.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] In most cases, we mentioned when there were big patches, or no patches. A lot of these are the definitive versions on disc. Others did need some fixes, but in most cases I wouldn't consider that to be a paperweight.

[@MultiTsunayoshi]

My Life in Gaming so you can still play them without any patchs?

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Of course. You can play basically anything without patches. Though if you can download the patch, there's no reason not to, because it might fix something important (or very minor). The only reason to be concerned about patches on the disc is if one day in the far-flung future the servers are offline, but you still have a working system.

[@OwtDaftUK]

The ZX Spectrum is a home computer.

[@Jmanson03]

what is the fame at 0:05

[@PlatinumAdventures]

I actually fell asleep playing The Las Tinker lol

[@LetsPlayKeldeo]

Love the Video :3

[@datamanmachine]

Chris Hülsbeck FTW!!

[@Bro3256Films]

I liked the video because I know this is going to be good

[@ZiKoN22]

ya Nintendo is pretty stupid when it comes to competitive pricing. I bought Axoim Verge shortly after it game out for PC and surprisingly i got it on sale. Then a Wii U digital download was released in the first week of September. Nintendo put on a small event called Indie Month (or something like that) and each week they were going to release an larger indie game on the e-shop. I was certain it was going on sale for special price, but nope. Price listed was doubled what I paid on steam, I guess i'll stick to my PC version. Axiom Verge is a game I REALLY REALLY want a PS4 physical copy of. and of course The Witness is a game people have been dying for physical release, but no news.

[@papaselsun5095]

Having trouble with duke nukem 3d 20th anniversary

[@kiba3x]

How you shoot videos from your PS4?

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] You can disable HDCP in the PS4 system settings, but that won't let you record everything. We use HDMI splitters, which strip the copy protection. Note that not all HDMI splitters will necessarily do this.

[@nairbpenguinlizard]

Ori is a lot like child of light or song of the deep visual wise

[@bobylachanche]

what is the game between 0:28 - 0:32 ? (flight game)

[@mylifeingaming]

[Coury] That's AfterBurner Climax. Amazing game, but sadly delisted from all online services now, so you can't buy it anymore. I show it here because that was what I was talking about. Its awful that this game can no longer be bought.

[@bobylachanche]

Sad....thank for response :) great videos very useful !!!! (sorry for my bad english)

[@thorbahn3]

Here's a entire list of growing budget titles on the Cheap Ass Gamer thread. www.cheapassgamer.com/topic/357745-smallerobscurelimited-physical-release-deals-and-discussion-thread/

[@zero3609]

Great vid

[@ZooyZoborne]

Whenever Marc says a year in the past he says it as "two thousand fourteen", but when he says 2016 it's always "twenty sixteen". Dont ask me why, but this is very important for all to know.

[@mylifeingaming]

[Try4ce] Ha, this is actually something I've been thinking about lately. I've realized that there's no predicting which one will pop out of my mouth. Sometimes I wonder if I should try to be consistent with it, but whatever.

[@kurikuraconkuritas]

lumo seems like toad treasure tracker