Bold: missing words in my post

CD, by a mile. You can make a digital copy of a vinyl record that is audibly indistinguishable from the vinyl. You cannot make a vinyl copy of a CD that sounds just like the original CD. Digital is transparent; analog is not.
the sound signature of vinyl is a physical consequence of the support not the intent of the artist. All digital with loss less recording is the way to go, you just have to look for full digital recording. now vinyl has its charms for some but it is a preference for its listener not a better quality. Part of this must be nostalgia (or retro appeal, depending on your age bracket). But it's also that vinyl adds a certain amount of distortion of a sort that is actually quite appealing. Some people mistake this for "realism" (probably the nostalgia at work there), but of course it's that distortion that makes vinyl non-transparent. and a good record player is around 400 bucks minimum and goes up over 1k and that doesn't count the amp and pre amp 

Bottom line, CD is more accurate, but people like vinyl, and there's nothing wrong with that. I listen to both.

now I agree most music store use some form of MP3 or the likes... but you have good ones too http://www.audiostream.com/content/hd-music-download-sites this is a good list but you have others... I'm not a big apple fan so I haven't checked but I think they are starting do HD music now (????)

anyway... I'm all for digital and the more people will chose that route the cheaper it will get.... and even now it is already pretty easy to find cheap deals online now.... if you are a little bit passient... I never bought a game over 30 bucks in DD on 360 and most of the time under 20 bucks....

You can buy used games from Gamefly if you like it. 

No he doesn't think video games are embarassing, it's his girlfriend who does. As we get older, women who don't game become increasingly angry  at their boyfriends who game.

They would rather us take them on walks, movies, dinner etc etc etc, Instead of sit on the couch and play video games. We still game but you end up compromisingto keep her and yourself happy.  lol

If you don't mind paying £55 a game and waiting days for your game to download, then be my guest

Personally, i think you should not download retail games at all. Download only should be left to indie games. demos and dlcs

I would not recommend it, no external HD support yet and the 500 gig HDs are a joke. And if you buy it and it doesnt check in with the network after it gets done downloading and installing you will be locked out of it until it does. I learned that the hard way.

So in the end, you'll end up going physical, as you should

Yes but my point is that you don't have to buy a game to try it out and then sell it back if you don't like it. You can rent that game.

Do you still buy DVD or Blu ray?

Do you buy CD music?

Do you do most of your transaction online (such as banking, bills, etc)?

Do you fart binary code?


if you answer NO to any of those question then you should not go all digital for now :)

I think you mean if you answer NO to the last 2 questions.

As long as you don't mind shelling out $60 for a game and not actually owning it, I say go ahead.