Physical Gaming In 2024 Is Weird...

[@Randalftown]

What’s really interesting about physical media sales is that they’ve only been growing over the last 20 years. The percentage of a games sales is smaller physically, but the actual number of units a game sells physically has been increasing. The industry just wants to kill it off so they can maximize profits

[@tabbofii]

That sounds contradictory. Explain?

[@human22265]

Well, of course physical media sales have been growing over the last 20 years since the number of gamers have increased over the past 20 years.....

[@ganymedehedgehog371]

You say that’s “interesting” when it’s extremely basic scaling. More gamers = more games sold which will mean more physical copies are sold. If they ended physical games today it would likely only marginally affect revenue because of the larger amount of gamers.

[@Jdb63]

@@tabbofii Percentage vs total

[@Jdb63]

@@human22265 Sherlock Holmes here

[@adamparker1504]

I got fed up , rebought a 360 and PS3 last year as Christmas presents to myself. Really enjoying them more than my current ps5. I'm 37 now , I've realized fun comes in a console that hasn't been sold in over 9 years.

[@chrismassey7783]

That the old games are better to play than the new ones that come out today No installing required put the disc in and go

[@Elliot226]

I definitely agree (33 here). I have more fun on my Wii U and older games than most current gen (I do like that my current gen Xbox has backwards compatibility and disc reader, so got my money's worth there).

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

I'm playing and collecting for 360 as well. The prices of games for them are going up and I have a suspicion this in no small part is people getting fed up with modern games and turning back a generation or two. 7th gen games really do still feel fresh and fun.

[@ORLY911]

This is why preservation and cracking games is important, without it games can be completely lost forever thanks to companies would rather destroy the game then let people continue playing it. Absolutely encourage making backups of physical games too in case something happens to them.

[@Apanblod]

Given that at release many games are basically unfinished, and how many updates a game usually receives over several years, sometimes completely overhauling mechanics, having access to the physical release is virtually pointless.

[@Apanblod]

@justfaceit0005 It's not just about bugs and glitches, it's about ajustments over time in abilities, balance between classes, difficulty, qol additions, etc. Yes, if there was a greater emphasis on getting those aspects 'right' upon release the updates wouldn't be crucial to playing a well functioning game, but as it stands I wouldn't want to play the launch version of a modern game after some months or years have passed. That's not to say I think the ability to update games is bad, far from it. Once a game was released in the past you were pretty much stuck with that version, game breaking bugs and all. Now at least we have the tools to fix and even polish a game to enhance the experience for the player.

[@tanzolo4487]

I went back to old hardware for this reason. Bought physical games, Bought a PSVita, The Nintendo switch is also a pretty good platform for physical (for the most part, especially first party titles since they often release revisions of their cartridges with updates included. It is however exhausting to have chase and collect the latest version of the cartridges. As most retailers and sellers are even unaware there is a revision code on the back of the cartridge to see what version you have). I still own a ps5. But I’ll research a game before buying it. I’ll try and finish the game with Wifi turned OFF. If I find out it doesn’t run from a disc or it leaves out too many features, I will go back to the store and get a refund. I wish I could have games like Hogwarts Legacy or Jedi Survivor in my collection. Great games, but knowing I don’t own them just ruins the experience for me. And I know for a lot of people it’s exactly the same. Great Video. Good on you to make more people aware.

[@kelownatechkid]

Haha I'm the same with switch carts. I only play carts that run without updates and internet

[@Gobesface]

Its almost as if all of these companies want you to "own nothing and be happy"

[@Josh_Stuchbery]

I mean you still need to own the hardware to play it on 🤷‍♂️

[@nickoliekeyov746]

@justfaceit0005 Because I bought the game, I paid money for it, I liked it, and it doesn’t have to be an ephemeral experience. This isn’t about hoarding every video game ever made and never playing them, most people probably couldn’t list more than 50 that they love and always want to be able to play, and why shouldn’t they be able to? Pre-WWII silent movies have better preservation than video games. I’m tired of this nihilistic attitude about the things I like, I'm human, it's human to care and it’s human to have big emotions about these things.

[@willr3891]

@justfaceit0005what a weird and dumb-ass thing to say

[@gaming53wishmaster71]

​@@Josh_Stuchberynope you still only rant your console as well you will one day be forced to return it or go to jail wait and see

[@Bodhisattva877]

Digital only future sounds like a nightmare, LONG LIVE PHYSICAL!!!

[@Sonicfalcon16]

We do need a museum of some kind for physical games

[@wantsome-zs5sq]

I've got one I have an entire room dedicated to phsyical media. Blu rays cd's and video games.

[@bozzbozz2800]

Loser ​@@wantsome-zs5sq

[@StephenSatire]

You’re right. A museum of games.. maybe movies too.. multiple copies and ready to go. We could even let people borrow these block busting games and movies for a few days for a few bucks. Hey, block busting.. block.. buster. We should call this museum BlockBuster!

[@YMeDoyElLujazo]

*books

[@piafounetMarcoPesenti]

There are some, somewhere. Libraries that allow you to rent games exist as well. Anything but digital, if possible.

[@FullaEels]

codes in boxes and not having the full thing on the cart have made me reconsider if i actually want a game or not. i'd honestly just pay a bit extra to ensure the whole thing is on the cart.

[@DaakkuuYRS]

Sadly I am thinking I am about break from gaming. The last two games I've bought (Physical) were Broken as hell, EVEN AFTER GIANT PATCHES. Currently I'm playing games on my backlog and I don't think I'll get a new game unless I really want it. The prices are also turning me off, with 70 dollar games, unfinished, with quality of 60 dollar games, and most of the time worth way less.

[@gert-jandekoning938]

Nothing wrong with playing older games. Why not playing affordable older games instead of a break?

[@arandomkaz]

Older games and new indie games are the future until AAA games learn. Also its not $70 but $120 to get all the content and 3 days early access -_-

[@YMeDoyElLujazo]

Just hack the wii and be happy again

[@DaSuperGamer]

Helldivers is $40. Although it's digital only, its developers are awesome. Fun game too.

[@VegasAceVII]

Buy secondhand only. You'll save a bundle and avoid products from the usual culprits of poor quality titles, like ubisoft.

[@jimcopeland4011]

As time goes on it becomes increasingly obvious to me that we must return to physical, for the simple fact that if you buy digital, you didn't really "buy" anything. You paid for the license to play the game, but you don't "own" it. At any time the company could decide to just pull it and give you a middle finger. Even though your purchased the game. Ethically and logically speaking, you deserve to keep access to something you own as long as you want to keep owning it. With physical, you will always have that copy as long as you don't lose it or you decide to sell it

[@thewhovianwithasmallcollec7319]

this i had a similar situation with a doctor who audio company i buy from they had rights issues with one of the monsters and had to pull i think 5 audios from there site download included so if you bought it you couldnt download it they luckily sorted the rights now but for a time there was alot of talk about it in the dr who community

[@whalleyreviews]

YO! This video speaks volumes about the future of Physical releases! So good to see you again and dropping such a fantastic video too! Keep up the excellent work!

[@VegasAceVII]

Thank you for helping spread this information

[@JimNH777]

That was a great summary on the state of things. You sir deserve way more subs.

[@sarnem5330]

I broke out my 360 after moving house and went to CeX and spent £30 on some great games. Filling up my shelves again feels great

[@SethMcKenzieTV]

😮 I didn't know you had a KZbin channel! Great video! I agree with everything you said. I have gotten lazy in recent years and gotten digital games because the deals can be proper enticing, but I've made a pact with myself not to do that if it exists physically. I don't mind PC gaming being digital only because it's an open platform where everything will be"preserved' 🏴‍☠️

[@pvince8723]

Physical libraries are the only way to go as far as I'm concerned. If digital listed for a different price I would be more lenient but they don't. This means that once I buy a game digitally, i don't actually own it and the game itself has no value. If I needed to, I could sell off the entirety or parts of my physical collection if I needed the money. For smaller budget indie titles it makes complete sense and I don't really have a gripe with those, especially since if they do well they get the limited printing treatment.

[@goncaloferreira72]

Great video, really enjoyed it, reminds me of earlyv2010 KZbin, which is awesome!

[@MsHood1986]

I hate how with Final Fantasy x and x2 going by which region you live in, the physical copy you only have the first game and have to download the second, but with the Asia copy both games are on the disk. Why not sell that?

[@rasberryrain926]

Damn its been so long! I completely agree with everything said in this video, Consumerism is such a big killer for the gaming industry as a whole. One of the worst examples of a modern release being unfinished in my opinion was Pokemon bdsp, they didn't even have finished music. That and bdsp was just a carbon copy of Diamond and Pearl. It even had the speed issues that the originals had and that Platinum had fixed back in the day.

[@Dave102693]

And the DP remake were hot garbage

[@happygofishing]

Digital vs Physical is a meaningless Reddit-tier debate. What matters is DRM-free games (games which you actually OWN) like GOG, and games with DRM (which you merely have the permission to play). If a game is Truly DRM-free, like GOG installers, you can burn your own physical media for it. Physical media dies, DRM servers die, the only thing that is eternal is the ability to make your own backups. DRM and anti-piracy IS cancer on the industry and should be outlawed. This is why piracy is morally good, if a game contains DRM, the publisher has said "we do not respect our customers" and so it deserves to be pirated. anyway nice video 👍🏻

[@WildVoltorb]

This

[@Dave102693]

1000%!

[@SPTX.]

Yes but no. DRM free is paramount, but it also has to be physical. If it's digital you're still getting the short end of the deal since you pay the price of an actual game but don't get anything unless you print everything yourself, therefore making it cost more to have the real thing. Remember, if you are forced to download the game, why even pay?

[@happygofishing]

@@SPTX. But if its DRM free you can make your own physical media. For example, I could buy a DVD with Ubuntu burned on it, or I could download the ISO and burn one myself, these are functionally identical products, despite one being "unofficial".

[@MrExplorer1989]

Exactly. Most files on any computer are DRM-free and you can copy them any number of times you want and transfer them to any other device you want and run them on that other device. Nobody care that actually it's just an electronic file. If you make a budget for your home, don't tell me you print it ; you just have it electronically on your computer, and it's fine. We wanna be able to do that with games, movies and musics.

[@Chuppacabrra]

People buying more digital than physical is not true, the numbers are skewed on purpose. They count digital game sale plus every single dlc, cosmetic or season pass as a single sale too vs physical sales where they only count game sales.

[@Lexyvil]

I believe digital games are the future given they're more accessible, but that is only if the data can be equally preserved in physical form since digital data is more volatile.

[@bozzbozz2800]

Youre a sheep

[@thegallanonim]

Man I miss physical games. I'd have to really go out of my way to get them tho, as a PC player. Like, most stores I know barely have any PC games and even 10 years ago when I put on the disc into the computer, steam just downloaded all of the stuff instead of installing it off disc anyways. I still have a small collection of boxes from the 2000s and early 2010s but it hasn't seen a new box in ages.

[@supermandem]

Digital is better when the game is cracked and you can keep a separate copy AWAY from platforms such as Steam, Epic etc, and just as individual files on your hard drive, then you can make as many backups of it as you wish.

[@Nigel222]

Its has certainly taken some of the magic out of things so to speak. Going to the shop and getting the box with the disc and the manual and and putting it in the console and playing the game immediately with no updates or downloads was all part of the experience back in the day.

[@TwoTopLego]

I love physical because you actually own the game, like for example recently Ubisoft said "Consumers must be "comfortable" not owning games, Ubisoft subscription boss says." Plus if ever my account get's hacked or lost no matter because i again still have the game

[@jpward01]

The audacity of Ubisoft to say we should get comfortable with not owning our games only to contradict that with everything they've done towards The Crew 1 is laughable.

[@GhostLyricist]

I own a PS2 that isn't connected to the internet. Good luck to them trying to paywall me or disable my games.

[@rosstee]

Me too. PS3/360 is probably the last generation of consoles you can get away with that, playing games without being online/needing updates. I have plenty of physical PS4 games but not looking forward to trying to play them when the PSN servers eventually go down.

[@leecroft1983]

The last modern physical game i bought was ReCore on my Xbox One back in 2016...

[@QF_Dan72]

When will those big company learn that digital games are not as good as physical games?

[@EhurtAfy]

I like to buy Collector's Editions for some games when they offer a steelbook or figurine or something like that. In reality, if I own all games as a rom it's much more secure than a physical disc or cartridge. My digital games and saves are backed up on my own personal cloud, way more secure than a physical version and nobody can take them from me. I'd rather dump my own Switch games and play the rom on PC, saves and roms are backed up on my own cloud, they look and run much better on PC too! Same with movies, I rip all my DVDs to computer and stream them to my devices

[@starsong3]

Very much agreed, and I’m glad Atlus/Sega changed tracks when publishing p3 reload. I just wish more indie titles got physical releases, as those are the games I tend to find the most interesting and play a lot of, but collecting them can be hit or miss.

[@Flock_of_Seagulls]

With the craziness of Space marine 2 and I guess the newest Zelda had some physical release problems I think the game companies are pushing away from physical I want physical forever but we'll see where it goes.

[@jpward01]

GAME absolutely botched their website and systems prior to Space Marine 2 and Astro Bot being released so some people never got their copies on time (if at all). That was the day my last bit of faith in GAME died.

[@hellraizers2]

Welcome back bossman, banger vid

[@superbn0va]

Klaus shwab is a big collector himself.. he loves physical media while saying we should be happy and own nothing..

[@worldhello1234]

@11:41 Yes, but there is still the disc rot of doom. @12:59 Exactly, no matter how you slice it, there is no perfect solution.

[@dapperfan44]

I'm not sure if you bring this up in the video, but later prints of Spyro Reignited have the entire thing on the disc.

[@rosstee]

Yeah it is mentioned.

[@Lawkechi]

WAKE UP BABE, NEW JPWARD01 VIDEO!! I definitely prefer physical over digital. One of the reasons is because with the 3DS store closing down, a lot of digital only games are not unobtainable (without emulation). Physical will always be for me.

[@agenthypo007]

Makes me sad that if i want a physical copy of a game i like on PC, i need to buy a console version of that game and i have no option of buying a physical DRM free version of that game on PC these days. I hope one day physical PC games come back one day since i miss them. There is a clear difference between a physical copy of something you bought ,you can see on the shelf and a digital copy you can only see you own for now, until they decide they want to take it down or remove it. Also i would like to see some kind of rule where if a mobile game shuts down that has a lot of story content you have an option to play it offline when it shuts down. MEGA MAN X DiVE Offline is a good example and i would pray that more mobile games end up being like this so it's preserved instead of being lost media like the Tales of Luminaria game. You can watch the anime promotional material but if you want to play the game itself, you can't.

[@Petronious]

Thankfully it looks like LRG have nothing to do with the tomb raider collection release over here. I can see it on my go-to UK game retailers front page just like any other release. Nice video! You tackled pretty much every angle.

[@jpward01]

Oh, boy, a wild Petronious! LET'S GOOOOOO!!!!! I ended up pre-ordering the TR Remastered Physicals the moment they where revealed to be normal retail releases. Plus the Evercade cart coming soon because those three games practically own me. Thanks for checking the video out, my guy! 😊

[@TuckerZinova25]

Recently, I bought the Physical copy of “Monster Energy Supercross 2.” For the Xbox One. (Xbox console is offline BTW) I went to install the game and the game wouldn’t fully install. (I think that it would need to be online to install the rest of the game.) Luckily, I was able to trade it in for “Monster Energy Supercross One.” That was able to install and play offline. Having a disc of the game and the game not even on it is really a shame. I don’t think it’s gonna get any better anytime soon. Great Video.

[@NatureBoi0]

I remember when the Xbox one and ps4 were about to have their release dates announced around 2013. The buzz was that everyone was very upset at the idea that both consoles would be stuck with DRM, then sony announced that they wouldn’t follow along with that and forced microsoft to remove it. I’ve had my ps4 for almost ten years and there’s only a handful of games i played and im getting sick of having to delete installation for newer games. Thing’s need to snap back generally in this world. Everything that was fun is now stupidly stressful, and it’s obvious that it’s on purpose.

[@jpward01]

The jab Sony made at Microsoft with the "How to share your games" video was iconic. Shame they don't seem to feel the same way nowadays.

[@NatureBoi0]

@@jpward01 They forgot that success comes from making consumers happy and not deceiving them. Eventually their going to all go bankrupt when gamers stop their preorders

[@ArinTheWolf]

Man, you can’t just drop a banger video like this out of nowhere! Great work here btw. Also, GameStop’s in the States are not much better. They’ve basically become the dumping ground for Funko Pops and Loot Crate table scraps. Support local retro game stores, y’all.

[@shsrpr]

There needs to be a law passed protecting digital media as actual property that can't be stolen back from you on a whim from a publisher.

[@Shynotic]

Thank you for the doesitplay suggestion

[@PSRewind]

Great video bruv ! I still buy physical games besides nostalgia I prefer to have something I bought on my shelf

[@rendy1222]

Damn really good video surprised this have less than 1000 view when i found it

[@kdogg7882]

I’m buying up all the racing and jrpg games I want for 360 now. At least these aren’t always online. For digital games I know I can count on Xbox having great sales much more easily often in the switch. I think it took almost four years to see a small discount on animal crossing.

[@Shynotic]

Just Dance 2024 crashes on every song lol, just bought on switch

[@elmasheavy89]

Physical offline DRM free is the only way to really own your games.

[@kamilplays7418]

I prefer having the disc versions of the game than digital, but I pay for digital because I have no where to put the discs

[@angel_ash2472]

Awesome video JP!!! ❤🎉

[@Alien_isolationist]

OK but we wanna see what's on the shelf

[@zaris9598]

Physical game editions - if even available - nowadays have the big drawback of being mostly half broken and can't really be played without the usual series of patches. One of the worst developer out there currently is Owlcat (Pathfinder 1+2, Warhammer, each of them has 50+ patches to fix broken scripts of quests and balancing). The only real viable way of storing bought games is to download the latest (hopefully fixed version) and get a no-cd crack to play it without the online store checks (steam, ubi launcher and so on). Luckily most games are cracked in a few days, months and only a handful are uncracked so far.

[@Alien_isolationist]

I sold a Nintendo Switch with my account of $700 worth of digital games & I feel ripped off. Had to sell it for next to nothing. Got like $350. That's including console & pro controller. Never again. PS5 collection looks great 👍🏻

[@ooshiemaniac5188]

I think the big 3 will probably go all digital and new consoles like evercade that are physical will take over 😅

[@jpward01]

I actually started collecting Evercade cartridges not long after this video! Pretty niche all things considered, but it definitely has potential with big name franchises like Tomb Raider and Legacy of Kain.

[@Makoto03]

Great video. I'm personally indifferent on Physical media, since 90% of my game library is digital (which i get during sales). But i do want physical media to continue, solely for the sake of giving people options. Plus i doubt when physical media ever fully goes away that game publishers will finally lower the price of digital games, like they used to make excuses that retailers forced them to keep digital prices same. They'll just keep them full price and profit more, while we are unabe to trade the games or return them.

[@piafounetMarcoPesenti]

If a game becomes a series, in the sense that I have to wait for season 2 to play it, that's its death for me. I'll happily go back to the PS1. Even worse if the game disappears or risks to disappear from my library. Too bad, I won't even think of buying such a game.

[@BracketThief]

Great video! Please more. 🙂

[@cozyafternoon7826]

i find it weird that they still use discs? Why not use a SD card or something like that?

[@MrSkullMerchant]

I been wondering this myself 🤔

[@BigmanDogs]

I think the reason many transitioned to digital was the price.

[@WhatsOnMyShelf]

A counter-argument to supporting online / digital sales is paying for hosting and support for all titles forever. It may not be profitable for Ubisoft to do it it (and EA already shut down, so they decided the can't), but even 3rd party hosting like Apple, Steam, Google, etc. also charge. This is the Pokemon dilemma. Have all Pokemon in every Pokemon game or only spend the time creating new models and content with a sizable portion of the lot. My point is, the group of games being supported shifts as publishers can only provide hosting and support for them. You can even equate this to console generations. Little by little publishers decide not to release games on a console till at some point, they transition their focus fully to the next-now-current-gen console. Even consumers are this way. They can't play every game at all time. Supporting gamers who want access to every game at all times is financially perilous to a company.

[@attilamarics3374]

So just let people have their own servers.

[@WhatsOnMyShelf]

@@attilamarics3374 Code is proprietary, meaning you don't own it, heck even the developers may lease access to certain tools / code. It would be illegal to host a server running this code just as it is illegal to host ROM files. Whether publishers pursue charges is another thing. They may not care. There may be a bunch of parts of the game owned by different companies and all would have to relinquish rights, not just one

[@attilamarics3374]

@@WhatsOnMyShelf A lot of games have private servers.

[@WhatsOnMyShelf]

@@attilamarics3374 It's different per game. I wrote that all companies associate with the code have to relinquish rights. Some of that code is used in other games. That makes it difficult to do legally. Some developers might allow you to setup servers, but again, it's dependent on the game. Maybe all the netcode used in that product is only used in that product. That makes it easier; however, relinquishing rights is still like saying someone can use your stuff to make a profit.

[@matiasjauhojarvi9551]

Great video if games become only digital then i'm sailing the high seas.

[@Helispookter]

I feel so sad that GAME is just a shadow of what it was it's actually awful now, i used to love going through the second hand deals too when i was a student with no money, and in gamestation, the city i went to uni in had a GAME and a gamestation opposite each other, absolute peak times. P.s fire video 🔥🔥🔥

[@crowiq1103]

Great value scott the woz

[@ImTheConqueror]

Next video - being a normal human being in 2024 is weird

[@StiffAftermath]

Worst yet, for Spyro Trilogy [edit - switch version], only a small portion of each game is on the disc. Then when you reach the balloon guy in Spyro 1 for instance, you are prompted to download the rest of the game. For me, if Spyro 1 was completely on the disc, I would of bought it since it is the only one I care about. This stupity is nonsense.

[@jpward01]

I remember playing it once and it did block my progress in Spyro 1, but I think that might have been due to the update being partially done at the time? I don't know for certain, but it doesn't do that from a fresh install on a PS4/5 while disconnected from the internet for me.. Switch version doesn't have the full first game on the cart, though, sadly. 😔

[@StiffAftermath]

@@jpward01 oops. I should of clarified that I was talking about the switch version. I will update my comment.

[@Pefor-g3i]

Why your thumbnail looks so spooky

[@darrenfair8927]

Pc is only option now for me, no point buying an underpowered pc were you have to pay to play online and pay over the odds on games over pc, save the extra money and get an Pc.

[@evilgremlin]

And this is why piracy is completely justified and GOG is the only online storethat does it right. For every game i bought, i have a copy on my NAS that don't require anything online.

[@elmasheavy89]

The younger generation doesn’t really know the importance of physical games and gaming preservation.

[@Timic83tc]

i think thps5 works offline, but only the ps360 version.

[@jpward01]

That's a good point. I think the PS3/X360 versions ditched the online stuff altogether.

[@julianfgc]

well said

[@razzgrizz3]

they were right about digital being the future. on the high seas. and emulators. arrrrr

[@RyanMercer]

🤘

[@reapzdeatth]

Yo phineas, where's ferb?

[@betorockmetal]

Great video. However, you still need to work on your sound.

[@ince55ant]

last physical game i bought was dark souls 3. it was a download code, i was so disgusted and went full digital in spite of loving physical

[@MarkHyde]

This idea that we ever 'owned' a game is a misnomer - no, we owned installation media ONLY - use of such media is governed by a LICENSE that outlines conditions of use. THAT is what we 'owned'. :P It always WAS a 'glorified rental' experience. They were ALWAYS going to end servers for older games - ALWAYS. Gaming companies have been LYING to consumers from the very beginning. Yeap even way back to cartridges. :P

[@SPTX.]

I would have bought wo long complete, like I did Nioh complete, if it had a physical release; instead the complete edition is digital only, losing them a sale.

[@Clydecancook5000]

+you owned your games

[@Ranechannel77]

Final fantasy VIII, and IX have four discs, on the original PS1 they need to quit being so damn cheap nowadays, and put the games on the disks! I didn't buy a physical game to pay for digital renting BS! Where they can take it away in a few months, because for whatever stupid reason, because I don't actually own it! Ps1, and Ps2, and the Original Xbox had no downloadable junk thats why they are the best to me. The Metalgear trilogy, and Bioshock trilogy on Ps4 are Huge rip offs, they don't even give you Metal gear solid you get nes Metal gear with some extras, and have to download the rest.

[@MrSkullMerchant]

Bioshock trilogy ps4 are all on the discs though

[@apedanger]

Good video bud

[@hotchilli7317]

Just want to ask I've ordered the p3p and persona 4 golden physical editions and haven't gotten them yet. As someone who uses LRG do deliveries vary between people? I don't support the practice that I had supported.

[@jpward01]

If you pre-ordered one of the collector's editions, they'll take much longer to produce than the standard copies did. Also, if there are multiple items in an LRG order the whole thing is shipped when the last item finishes being produced. If it's neither you might have to contact their support. 🤷‍♂️

[@hotchilli7317]

@@jpward01 it's neither. I bought the card board box to house them both? That might be it. But I'll contact support if I don't get it within the next 2 weeks. Thanks 👍

[@yathishbl3757]

This is where you gotta love ps5

[@murkabar8069]

Digital is the future as space to put stuff becomes more expensive haha

[@thewhovianwithasmallcollec7319]

Then if it is the future the company’s shouldn’t take stuff you purchase digitally away which has been happening with multiple products Like you can like digital you can like physical but if you want to buy digital the company can take it away off there service whenever they want so it’s a potential waste of money

[@Dave102693]

Cracks exist

[@AnimeGIFfy]

also most people dont own a house

[@DrewDragoon]

I stopped playing the capitalism game, I pirate everything. Fuck em.

[@bozzbozz2800]

Youre smart

[@negative1723]

its your own fault if you buy a new game. if you wait until there are fixes and patches later on, then it might be improved. also, if you wait long enough, you can get games cheaper. i never understand why people pre-order, or buy games when they are released. maybe if i was really interested i might get it sooner, but usually i wait for reviews, and months or even a year later. later | || | | | | ne gative 1

[@thewhovianwithasmallcollec7319]

Or hear me out… the developers finish the game before it releases so the consumer is buying a finished product and not a janky mess

[@thewhovianwithasmallcollec7319]

@@nekiyia it’s giving “we live in a society”

[@ITR]

literally none of what you said had anything to do with the video

[@Lucidd25]

Give me a hard copy anyday

[@cyberleone00]

20 minutes of just facts

[@ShaknunicPT-BR]

Digital games are great if they are DRM Free

[@djr-crowe]

I simply don't play console games that don't have a physical edition where the entire game is on the cart. Online only? Nope. DRM? Piss off. Broken on Launch? hahaha no. I have so many games, I can do without the greed-fueled shit. GOG wherever possible for PC games.

[@FlockofSmeagles]

Dude invest a real camera and mic. You have a good platform here.

[@MTG69]

Charge that controller...

[@Ajplays543]

What is that chicken game?

[@jpward01]

Bomb Chicken. Fun little puzzle-platformer. 😄

[@thewhovianwithasmallcollec7319]

Banging video

[@Truekingr6]

Ff7 rebirth is FUKKKED, 1.0 versions performance mode and lighting is awful. Need that patch

[@janvisser6643]

People are stupid. So that's why digital is so popular.

[@chrismassey7783]

WTF having physical games isn't weird at all Well anything for clickbait I guess

[@WheeledHamster]

Wait till these digital buyers find out their whole collection ain't worth a single penny in 10 years.

[@MrSkullMerchant]

While physical collecters are sitting on small fortunes