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Edited by brandorobot:
7/29/2016 6:10:08 PM
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I would love to go fully digital
And my 5 TB external HDD certainly gives me the means to do so. If it wasn't for the fact that I can get a physical copy this cheap while a digital code is full price at $59.99.
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Agreed, physical copy's can also be sold
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Get a Steam Machine.
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You can look around for the digital codes
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6 RepliesEdited by MugiwaraBlair: 7/29/2016 8:30:56 PMI'll go digital when consoles come with an HDD that can fit 6-70 games with ~50+ GB installs.
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Well, originally the Xbox One was going to be only digital but it was ahead of its time. People freaked out and that is basically why the Xbox One is behind in sales, that and some sly marketing on Sony's side.
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Edited by Nate9090: 7/29/2016 11:25:22 PMI got Halo 5 digitally for $30 a couple months ago. Just wait for another sale, it will likely go even cheaper than that.
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Edited by Azraels Sorrow: 7/29/2016 8:46:06 PMI game share with my BF so I get 10 games for the price of 5. I only buy disc if it's a game I know he won't play and has no long term value. Something like South Park or single player action games so when I'm done I can get something back for it
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8 Replies[quote]And my 5 TB external HDD certainly gives me the means to do so. [/quote] Was this part really necessary considering that the games have to be downloaded/installed either way?
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Digital should really be cheaper, they are only when the game gets very old, books too.
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5 RepliesBasically. There's no reason to go full digital until the benefits catch up. Until then I still believe that physical is the way to go.
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I own two discs, the rest digital. both discs were cheaper then digital, so that's the way to go.
