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1/9/2015 7:49:46 PM
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Why on earth would you buy a disc?! Download ftw, kids can't scratch a download.
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You can't trade a download in when your done with it though
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Pssh authenticity man. Feels like the good ol days when you buy the disc copy. Then again this is coming from someone who still buys vinyl records :P Im old school like that
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Sooo anyone up for vhs hunting? Lol
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Edited by bopbarker: 1/9/2015 8:43:42 PMpsshh LaserDisc.
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Always purchase physical property only...
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Even with music, I refuse to buy a download unless they are giving me a price break. They don't for games so screw it, get the hard copy. They should not charge you the same price as they don't have to pay for packaging and shipping. They should knock $10 off but they don't.
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But downloads cost £10 more than the physical copy here in the uk.
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Whaaaaaaaat? That's dumb. Either way if I got a disc I'd be buying it two, three, more times cause my 2 year old thinks it's helpful to pull discs out of the console and bring them to me....all the time....like "here dad, I got it for you!!!" /facepalm Still though, guess electrons cost more than plastic.
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Haha i can see the problem there for you. How much are digital copies for you then? I think downloads are only worth it if the xbox store had the same sales as the steam store. It needs to be cheap enough to not warrant a trade in to get £10-£20 of another game.
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I'm not old enough to have a bank account, so you have a point.
