Physical vs Digital Copy

[Kramer5150]

Quote: Originally Posted by iceman43

Whe you go Digital you really don't own your game Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Are you also aware that physical discs are nothing more than license keys?

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The notion of "owning" a game in a physical format has also deteriorated over the years. Most physical games serve as license keys that still need to occasionally check in with a remote server. Unless you're buying a PC game without DRM (like games from GOG), or physical games for legacy consoles, you don't really own your own games.

https://www.howtogeek.com/896026/sho...games-anymore/

Oh yeah, almost forgot 100% digital.

[billyboy316]

I preordered the NCAA/Madden digital bundle.

I saw Walmart is going to be selling an exclusive Steel Book so I'll probably pick that up too.

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[Solidice]

I've been Digital for 10+ years now. just prefer having all my games ready without having to swap disc. on my PC I have a 8TB SSD that has all my games installed on so i never have to re-download them. my Xbox, I have a 4TB external drive, and recently got the 2TB SSD external drive for the Series X.

[jejones]

Physical. I love having the case and everything. That way I can trade it in to put down on next years installment.

[m1ke_nyc]

Likely a digital copy on Series X and physical on PS5. I want a physical version mostly because of the significance of college football being back. I want this in my collection. This is my most anticipated game sense probably RDR2

[mtmetcalfe]

I’ve never had an incentive to preorder but will be picking it up on digital probably the week of release. Gave up on physical games last generation.

[dylanrocks83]

What do you do if your system totally crashes? I’m guessing you can sign on to a new device and redownload your games?

[mellamoaaron]

Definitely going with a physical copy. I want to have this one in the collection as it seem it's going to be an absolute modern classic.