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  • pay26
    Rookie
    • Jan 2011
    • 118

    #91
    Re: Disc vs Download

    Not available pre-orden for the standard version ps4 on play station store.

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    • cardinalbird5
      MVP
      • Jul 2006
      • 2814

      #92
      Re: Disc vs Download

      Originally posted by HozAndMoose
      Game sharing only makes it worth it if you are game sharing. And not everyone is doing that. Especially since its against the rules and you are screwed if Sony decided to do something about it.
      It is not against the rules. I share it with my brother, which is what it was designed to do. Yeah if you share with a some random guy then that can be a bit fishy and I would not trust them with my account info.
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      • NXCaptain
        Rookie
        • Mar 2015
        • 5

        #93
        Re: Disc vs Download

        Yesterday, I traded in my ps3 version of the Show for $14. For me, that's enough to have the physical disk.


        Also, I saw AC: Unity at Target right now is $20 where it's still 59 on the PSN. I think PSN will need to be more competitive to go all out digital.

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        • kehlis
          Moderator
          • Jul 2008
          • 27738

          #94
          Re: Disc vs Download

          Originally posted by cardinalbird7
          It is not against the rules. I share it with my brother, which is what it was designed to do. Yeah if you share with a some random guy then that can be a bit fishy and I would not trust them with my account info.
          From the PSN Terms of Service:

          "You must keep your password and other account details secret (other than your Online ID), and not share them with anyone else, to prevent unauthorised use of your Sony Entertainment Network account. If you share account details with someone who uses your account in breach of these Conditions or we believe that your account has been compromised, your account and/or access to Sony Entertainment Network may be suspended or terminated."

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          • HozAndMoose
            MVP
            • Mar 2013
            • 3614

            #95
            Re: Disc vs Download

            Originally posted by cardinalbird7
            It is not against the rules. I share it with my brother, which is what it was designed to do. Yeah if you share with a some random guy then that can be a bit fishy and I would not trust them with my account info.
            To be clear we are talking about game sharing and not share play where you can stream it to a friends PS4 and play together correct? If so game sharing is technically against the TOS. If your account is set to primary on your brothers PS4 which allows him to play on his own account and then you can play on your account on your PS4. Nothing ever happens from it though.

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            • cardinalbird5
              MVP
              • Jul 2006
              • 2814

              #96
              Re: Disc vs Download

              We live w/ one another and sometimes I buy them on my main console (primary) and other times I will use his PS4 (secondary) in the bedroom. That was one of their selling points for digital games. Otherwise, digital games would be a waste because you could just share the physical copy.

              It even says this on their page


              I understand that some people abuse it w/ random strangers they meet and have never actually touched that console in person, but the game sharing was built for "friends and family". They need incentives like this or else you will still have people out there trade it in to gamestop for 5 bucks and or buy it used for 55 bucks and the producers see none of that money.
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              • HozAndMoose
                MVP
                • Mar 2013
                • 3614

                #97
                Re: Disc vs Download

                Originally posted by cardinalbird7
                We live w/ one another and sometimes I buy them on my main console (primary) and other times I will use his PS4 (secondary) in the bedroom. That was one of their selling points for digital games. Otherwise, digital games would be a waste because you could just share the physical copy.

                It even says this on their page


                I understand that some people abuse it w/ random strangers they meet and have never actually touched that console in person, but the game sharing was built for "friends and family". They need incentives like this or else you will still have people out there trade it in to gamestop for 5 bucks and or buy it used for 55 bucks and the producers see none of that money.
                You are only supposed to share on ONE console though. Not play at the same time on two different consoles on two different accounts. Your brother playing on his account on your PS4 is perfectly fine.

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                • kehlis
                  Moderator
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 27738

                  #98
                  Re: Disc vs Download

                  Originally posted by cardinalbird7
                  We live w/ one another and sometimes I buy them on my main console (primary) and other times I will use his PS4 (secondary) in the bedroom. That was one of their selling points for digital games. Otherwise, digital games would be a waste because you could just share the physical copy.

                  It even says this on their page
                  Exactly.

                  Your brother is fine to log into his account and play it on your ps4. You're fine to log into his ps4 with your credentials and play it.

                  He cannot however be logging into his ps4 with your credentials in order to play it.

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                  • ctip162014
                    Rookie
                    • Jul 2011
                    • 24

                    #99
                    Re: Disc vs Download

                    I am new to digital downloads(Gamestop ran out of 10th Anniversary pre-orders when I went to reserve it) I noticed today that the themes are available, how do you get all the other stuff that comes with pre-orders like the stubs and the skin?

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                    • Keirik
                      MVP
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 3770

                      #100
                      Re: Disc vs Download

                      Originally posted by Sco291
                      I gotta be honest, to see that taking literally 10 seconds to switch out a disc being considered such a hassle for some people is quite unbelievable, in my opinion.

                      I always go with the disc. Main reason being is that I have a display for all the games I've purchased for each console and it's sort of cool to look over on my shelf and see the games I've bought throughout the years. There's just something about owning a case and all, seeing the cover art etc. It just feels right.

                      Another reason being is that I have a friend and a cousin who have extremely poor internet connection. They're big baseball fans and I always bring The Show over to their house and play.

                      I don't care if its 1999, 2015, or even 2033...I have nothing against digital download, but it just doesn't feel right to me.
                      Well, it's not always that easy. Sometimes you are chilling on the couch, maybe you were playing another game previously, watching a movie now, etc, baby, pet, gf, wife, whatever then passes out on you where you can't move so you think "nice, time for some ps4" so it's a nice little option to have it in the hd already. I for one always end up having the remote either within grabbing distance or already on the couch.
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                      • ajblithe20
                        Pro
                        • Feb 2013
                        • 845

                        #101
                        Re: Disc vs Download

                        Originally posted by Keirik
                        Well, it's not always that easy. Sometimes you are chilling on the couch, maybe you were playing another game previously, watching a movie now, etc, baby, pet, gf, wife, whatever then passes out on you where you can't move so you think "nice, time for some ps4" so it's a nice little option to have it in the hd already. I for one always end up having the remote either within grabbing distance or already on the couch.
                        Yesssssss. I have a 11 month old Siberian Husky (if you know the breed, you know they're crazy). If she's sleeping and I get off the couch, about half the time she'll think it's time to play. So when she finally decides to rest, I play PS4 and try not to need to get up.

                        This isn't my only reason for going digital with this game, but it's not a reason I've heard anyone mention before Keirik

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                        • xgfhxfh
                          Just started!
                          • Mar 2015
                          • 4

                          #102
                          Re: Disc vs Download

                          In my opinion Disc holds much more value for your dollar. You can lend it to friends or sell it in the future. Take that into consideration.

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                          • Aschulz484
                            Rookie
                            • May 2009
                            • 142

                            #103
                            Re: Disc vs Download

                            This year I went DD. This is my first game and first time doing it this way and it has went smooth so far. It's downloaded and ready for Tuesday.

                            Now, if I had the opportunity to get it early, I'd take that in a heart beat but I don't know any ma and pa stores. I did go DD this year because asking around people said it takes the same space as a disk. I also like that it pre-downloaded And ready to go for Tuesday and also saved me time from having to go to the store and wait in line then get home and instal it.

                            As far as taking it to a friends house.... I'm older now, most of my gaming, I do on my time and chill with people online. My brother lives about 2 days worth of straight driving so I wouldn't play with him. Lol

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                            • brewersfan84
                              Rookie
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 425

                              #104
                              Re: Disc vs Download

                              Disc if you think you might end up trading it back in for credit. Digital if your going to want to own it forever.

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