Quote Originally Posted by Alan Heer View Post
When everyone realizes they paid $60 for a bunch of ones and zeroes, piracy will skyrocket
I don't see how it's different from paying for a physical copy which is pretty much a disc with a data on it. You can burn your digital copy to a disc and then it's basically the same thing. The only reasons to prefer a physical copy is if you want the box on your shelf and a manual to hold in your hands (or any other collector's item that comes with it), or if your connection's too slow to make digital purchases a viable option. Which are perfectly valid reasons, mind you. Also, Steam's pretty damn successful, so people don't mind paying for a bunch of ones and zeroes, apparently.


Quote Originally Posted by Alan Heer View Post
A large portion of people don't have good connections and shouldn't be left in the wind with no games. If games are download only, many sales will be lost. Game companies only shoot themselves in the foot taking on used game sales this way.
I know. Hence why I said this.

Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
If games ever become download-only in the future, hopefully most people will have a connection similar to that.