Granted they're still available; granted they still exist!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
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Granted they're still available; granted they still exist!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
I uninstall games when I'm done but I keep the discs or installers around.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
I keep the discs and installers as well. Even the box/case and manual too. Well most games now a days don't have manuals, but still. I wish manuals were still included.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Guile
RDR2 is pissing me off. Fucking bounty hunters turning up and killing me during a mission just because I stuck around to do some looting. Manual save just before mission start doesn't load where I actually saved, I'm a couple of miles away across a river.
:drag: I'm sick of riding horses already, fuck this game.
I'm gunna find a spot in a doorway somewhere, camp and see how many lawmen I can kill before my ammo runs out. Maybe it'll make me feel better.
Yeah, internet speed is a major factor.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
Well, games on disc can always be installed, so that's fine. As for downloadable games, it depends. I keep the game if I really liked it. If not, don't actually care to delete it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Games on disc can always be installed, granted they exist. I can think of one game that no longer exists because the disc shipped with a demo and the character license was lost. Thps5 as of the last time I checked was not on the sony store.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
Then there are games from devs like ubisoft and EA Who like to charge extra for story dlc whether on disc or not. Thats not the full game. Hell, even square Enix does it. But I guess that's the the same thing as my original argument.
Another reason for having physical media. As long as the content is on the disc, its on the disc. This is also why emulation and back-ups are important. Emulation helps preserves these games. If something digital gets deleted and can't be found anywhere, then it is gone for good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Absolutely correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
*fart*
I've noticed Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals have not been as good as they have been in the past. Though I assume part of the reason is because the sale usually last for the week of Black Friday. I work in a mall and I remember the Gamestop started their sale the Monday of the Black Friday week.
Well, I guess cases like that are very rare, but you have a point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
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Work...
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Yeah I generally prefer physical too. There are a few times where I have both physical and digital, but only if the digital version was super cheap on sale.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
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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).Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
Yeah even if I have the physical version, if I can get the digital version super cheap and I really like the game, then I might pick it up digitally. On another note, I'm debating with myself if I should keep going at my seasonal job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
There are enough dogs in "Bad Moon" that my dog is very intently watching with me.
:wacko:
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.
Wired is always more reliable than wireless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Platina
I suspect your issues are more to do with the console and games than the connection.
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I am done with retail after this season.
Your dog would probably enjoy the book then too. :revwacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Good for you. It'll change your life.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
She can't read! silly...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSpiders
I think the werewolf transformation scene scared her. :PP
No kidding, retail is the worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Christmas is in the air.
So too, apparently, is Nintendo's evil QA team. it's a good thing this site removed the ROM/ISO downloads from the main site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moana
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Audio book? :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
The book is kind of neat though, it's told from the dog's point of view!
Did something happen again?Quote:
Originally Posted by bvanharjr
:yawn:
Man, I gotta get more than 4 hours of sleep.
Well State of Play was another bore fest.
Me wants some RE3 Remake.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
Well the snippet of Ghost of Tsushima was cool. I would like to see more of that game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cookie Monster
I haven't even got RE2 remake yet, still too expensive imo even used.
Worth a purchase, which is really something coming from me. Maybe not for those who've played it before though.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion