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Well, I guess cases like that are very rare, but you have a point.
As for DLCs or downloadable games, it depends. If I didn't like very much the game, or I know I'm not gonna play it for a very long time (or never again), I delete it even if it came with free DLC. I tend to not buy DLCs at all.
Yep. I generally prefer buying physical. I choose the downloadable version only if the price is very advantageous.
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Actually, me too. I have Tomb Raider Legend both physical and digital, being the physical one the PS2 version and the digital one the Xbox360 version (which I paid around 2 $ lol). Then I have Life is Strange (its limited edition was a must buy)and Portal (my favourite game, which I bought on 360 with The Orange Box the first time and as the digital stand alone the second time).
There are enough dogs in "Bad Moon" that my dog is very intently watching with me.
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Found out (late, I know) that I can connect my Switch dock to my PC screen via HDMI and then use my Wii LAN Adapter with the dock as it's connected to my modem (my modem and TV are too far apart from each other). I've yet to find out if it gives me a better network connection, as I still can't tell if the faulty connection is mine or anyone else's. Smash Brothers played all right, for a couple matches, but Super Kirby Clash and Mario Maker 2 are still as horrible as ever.
Even with an old LAN adapter? It was all I had, but it went unused for years until now (didn't have a modem in my old bedroom). Yeah, I've read some games still aren't at top performance even with wired connections and good networks (I have AT&T U-verse, not sure if that makes a difference). Well, that's too bad, I just thought I'd give it a try anyway since I found it, is all.
I am done with retail after this season.