| PullusPardus said: I used to be a collector like you, then I lost saved so much time, money and space by going digital , I would sell all my collection to be honest, |
Same boat.
I used to collect DVDs. At first I bought racks to hold the DVDs. Then my collection of DVDs became greater than my rack space, so I bought Disc albums. Then the number of disc albums I bought exceeded the space I had to hold them, so I bought bigger ones and also book shelves to house them. At the same time, I purchased a specific style of Rubbermade storage box to house the empty disc cases in. Because I didn't have space for them in my apt, I rented a storage room. Same with my CDs, same with my video games.
When I started ripping my music to my hard drive, I fell in love. When I got my 360 and could access it from my computer, loved it even more. That's when I wanted everything I owned to be digital. The movies never really made it, since space and time are limited. I eventually ended up just selling them all off.
When I started having problems with my Xbox 360 DVD drive, I realized the benefit of digital. My digital copies of games I could play, no problem. My disc-based games, no possible way.
I have no problem with disc-based games. In fact, I think if Microsoft is smart, they should give the option to gamers to take a disc-based game digital.
