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rapsuperstar31 said:
Wouldn't mind if all games were $70 retail and $60 digital at release to give some incentive to users to purchase it digital. The downside to digital only is you may see a game like Cyberpunk sell for $20 a year or two after release digital, but you'll find it for $8 multiple times not long after release in retail. Nintendo may sell Mario Kart for $42 digitally, but during black Friday you can find it for $30 or less at retail. |
Which is funny because we were promised on the concept of digital purchases that they would always be cheaper than retail because it's cutting out the middle man.
At least in AW2's case, Epic is publishing the PC version of the game on their own storefront, so it makes sense why the PC version would be cheaper than the console versions despite all versions being digital.
