[ SECRET POST #2560 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2560 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Buying The Last of Us today!!! + opinions on Metal Gear Rising??

[elaminator]

Well, okay, maybe not EVERYTHING, because yes, IDC if liking hard copies of my games and DVD/Blu-Ray's is weird in this day and age, as long as they're available I'll probably continue to buy them.

Different strokes, though. Clearly digital distribution works for loads of folks, and it can be convenient.

Re: Buying The Last of Us today!!! + opinions on Metal Gear Rising??

[dethtoll]

You missed my whole point, though. It's not really about the physical media as a principle. I'll gladly take console games on DVD or Blu-Ray, but fuck buying PC games on disc anymore. With a console game, I just pop it in and play, maybe the console goes through an automatic install process but it's relatively painless and I know it will work. With a PC game it's way more of a hassle. That and PC games are much, much cheaper bought digitally -- I could get Dark Souls for 6 bucks last month, but if I wanted the PS3 version on disc it'd cost me like $30.

Re: Buying The Last of Us today!!! + opinions on Metal Gear Rising??

[elaminator]

I do get that, and if you have a fast connection and no issues with downloading then it is MUCH cheaper, especially if you wait a bit and don't buy immediately after release.

PC games are a hassle in general for me because I'm not knowledgeable about specs and never know if a game will run on my computer or not. (I'm aware of Can You Run It, but I don't think all indie games are included?) Plus, yes, installation is a pain in the ass.