| Zappykins said: 1. True, still may happen on the Xbox One, but current trends killed or delayed that option. But if they are lower in price, might not be as crucial if they are not $60 game. 2. True, but if your Disk Breaks or is lost you have the same problem. Or if your, no longer being made, console breaks, you're out of luck too. Plus you can't lose your digital games, or have to go find it to play it. (Now if companies would make statements like Amazon, that they would keep the games up forever, it would alleviate this stress. I can't imagine a bunch of old games take that many servers. Seems like a cost of business to me. ) With digital, your console breaks, you can just download them all again. You could also get a nice USB Flash drive and backup your games on there. 3. You must have awesome parties with all those games! Yes, extra hard drive for the WiiU and later the Xbox One. 4. No contest there. There are some pretty cool made statues/accessories. I really like the stuff McFarland makes. Like this 2 foot Sauron statue from Lord of the Rings.
You should make some pictures of your collections! |
Can you explain to me how that works because I have no idea. I know on 360 right now your digital game has a lisence tied to it and if you copy a game to a flash drive to back it up it won`t be the full game it will only be the demo. I don`t understand how you would get the lisence on the original copy you have on your console and the backup copy you have on your USB. That is why I don`t understand when people say backup your digital games.
