Conina on 09 August 2016
KLXVER said:
What are the other reasons then? |
- PC: no typing in long serial numbers for game activation, just buy the games in the digital store (convenience)
- console + PC: no typing in long DLC-codes, just buy them in the digital store (convenience)
- PC: no intrusive disc protection systems like SecuROM, StarForce, SafeDisc, Tages... (convenience + security)
- console + PC: switching between games without switching discs (little convenience for healthy people in the same room, a big help for disabled or bedridden people or while using remote play from far away)
- PC: games playable on laptops and other form factors without a disc drive (convenience + less battery drain + saving money)
- console + especially PC: often better deals, more aggressive discounts than at the portly retail market (saving money)
- free games, f.e. Origin's "on the house"... no developer/publisher will distribute free retail games due to logistic and shipping costs (saving money)
- handhelds: no need to carry around a bunch of game modules with you, which can be damaged, lost or stolen (convenience)
- handhelds + console / Microsoft's "Play Anywhere": Cross-buy + Cross-Play (saving money + convenience)









