| Platina said: It's a good sign for physical games, as I always prefer them over digital ones.. |
I prefer physical too, mostly because I then have the option to sell or lend the game later. Physical copies often cost less as well. So, its largely a financial thing for me. But, as the real cost of gaming continues to decrease*, the idea of not swapping out disks becomes more and more appealing.
I do like going to the store, looking over the games on the shelves, and reading the back of the box. That's just the way I grew up shopping for games, and I've always enjoyed it. I wish there was a disk changer for consoles.....
*Full price console games have been $60 for about 20 years now. But, inflation means that games now cost about $35 in 1996 dollars. Possibly more importantly, the hours of enjoyment that come from most games has tremendously increased.
