| JackHandy said: I own the literal copy of DKC that I bought in November of 1994 with my own Christmas money. It provides the exact same experience that it provided back in 1994 (it has not been altered or updated by a publisher or developer one single time), I have 100% control over it, and there is a direct, emotional connection whenever I look at, or hold it. Digital cannot do any of this for me. |
Right but suppose that one day your cartridge just spontaneously decides to combust or something. Your access to the game remains unchanged since you can very easily find a ROM online and play as though nothing happened. No need for a powerful PC or anything. That's my point: your access to a game is independent of whether you purchased the game digitally or physically. Agree or disagree?
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