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how physical are you?

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I buy physical most of the time, so that I can resell my games. But, I'm too busy to resell often these days. So, I think digital will likely get an increasing portion of my gaming spend going forward. If I'm not going to resell, I prefer the convenience of digital. With that said, I won't pay significantly more for a digital game. So, if the game is a year or more old, and I don't want to wait for a sale, I'm likely going to go with a used, physical copy.



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VAMatt said:
I buy physical most of the time, so that I can resell my games. But, I'm too busy to resell often these days. So, I think digital will likely get an increasing portion of my gaming spend going forward. If I'm not going to resell, I prefer the convenience of digital. With that said, I won't pay significantly more for a digital game. So, if the game is a year or more old, and I don't want to wait for a sale, I'm likely going to go with a used, physical copy.

Quite frankly even digital games these days are quite cheap if you keep an eye out 



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On consoles, I am around 70% digital. I prefer having all the games that I like on physical form, I love collecting them. The digital games that I own, are mostly deals on games that I wasn't gonna go out of my way to get but seemed a bit interesting.

On PC it's a different story, 100% digital. There is no reason to get anything physical since you get a code almost always anyways.



Last I checked I'm 100% physical, all the atoms in my body are physical =p

I buy all the games I like physical, only buy digital when the discount is very very big and I don't care much about the game.



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Games that aren’t physical don’t exist to me.



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For games, I'm mostly digital (no streaming), Music and movies are all physical.



The only games I buy physical editions of, are CDPR collector's editions.



WolfpackN64 said:
For games, I'm mostly digital (no streaming), Music and movies are all physical.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait... WAIT... are you saying that when you want to listen to a song you actually fish out the CD and put it in a CD player like cavemen used to do?



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TruckOSaurus said:
WolfpackN64 said:
For games, I'm mostly digital (no streaming), Music and movies are all physical.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait... WAIT... are you saying that when you want to listen to a song you actually fish out the CD and put it in a CD player like cavemen used to do?

Records on a recordplayer are actually the best quality



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TruckOSaurus said:
WolfpackN64 said:
For games, I'm mostly digital (no streaming), Music and movies are all physical.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait... WAIT... are you saying that when you want to listen to a song you actually fish out the CD and put it in a CD player like cavemen used to do?

Heh, of course not. I have them ripped on my PC (technically the music is already digitally on the CD before you rip it). But I also listen to a lot of records as well.