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disolitude said:
oniyide said:
disolitude said:
BenVTrigger said:
disolitude said:
They just want to be ahead of the curve.

In 2-3 years, retail based sales should be dwarfed by digital. And since there will be no selling, trading or sharing of games on digital any time soon, EA can relax and play the good guy now to reap the benefits later.


Not happening.

Maybe in 6-7 years.

I'm not so sure. So many other eletronic entertainment devices are going this route. Smart TVs, cellphones, tablets, PCs...

Once people see that downloaded games auto update while disk based games update when you insert the disk...

Once people see how fast app switching works for digital while for disks you have to wait for loading and switch manually yourself...

Once people see that PS4 offers game streaming to the Vita any tiem anywhere, but only for games you bought digitally, while CD games you have to put the disk in and play from home...

they'll never see this if there internet is not up to par. and for alot of people it isnt.

Why are these people buying an Xbox One and a PS4 in the first place then? Social media and game sharing, multimedia features, multiplayer skewed games, app multitasking all of which require internet in one way or another...

Do people buy PCs and tablets if they don't have internet these days? I don't think so and those devices sell 100s of millions of units per year.

theres internet and then there's internet. THere is a major difference between DL a 20gig plus game at a reasonable speed and time and just dicking around on FB, which most people could do with the crappiest wifi with the crappiest PC or tablet. im sure alot of people cant do the former.