Sentences with phrase «owning physical copies of games»

While this was just wishful thinking on his part, it immediately got me excited, as I actually own a physical copy of this game.

This has led to criticism of Sony's approach to backwards compatibility, with many users viewing the service as anti consumer when compared to Microsoft's, even if a player already owns a physical copy of a game, the charge is not wavered, Customers are essentially paying twice to play a game they may already own on the service — something not really consistent with the tagline «This is for the Players».

Sadly Norimaro is only in the Japanese edition due to licencing agreements and yet another good reason to own the physical copies of games.

I need to own a physical copy of the game.

Not exact matches

If you own a physical copy of either game, you can simply pop it into the disc drive, while digital - copy owners will find it waiting in their Ready to Download list.

I already own all three games digitally (and am lucky enough to have a physical copy of the first game which I DID N'T have to pay out the nose for), but for the series's Japanese fans, that would be pretty sweet!

The physical copy, in addition to being the way these games were meant to be owned, comes with a sweet Golden Axe / Streets of Rage double sided poster.

so the problem here isn't on digital stay at an inflated price it does on just about every store front and platform, the problem is they chose not to release a physical copy of the game that could be distributed outside of their own store.

I have a hard time imagining there's much of an overlap of people who own both the Switch and Wii U, see the Switch game is full - price, then would decide to buy it digitally rather than go to their local shop or ebay to buy a physical copy for under $ 20 on Wii U, if price were the determining factor.

I can't stream that functionality because while I do own a Japanese new 3DS, it can not stream, so I bought the physical copy of the game hoping I could switch the cart between the two systems and have my cake and stream it too.

This means that Switch owners can, unfortunately, continue to count on needing to download parts of games that they own physical copies of (such as LA Noire) for a while.

In the age of digital distribution, where most games are available on PSN day 1, why would anyone even bother with physical copies when there are so many disadvantages of owning it like space concerns and having to switch discs each time when you want to play something new.

Just to clarify about Bloodborne before everyone jumps on board to tell me how the game and the bundle have been on sale repeatedly, yes I am aware of that, however I own the physical copy and am waiting to buy the expansion on sale.

The sense of you «owning» that physical copy is muddied — a fact that Sony mercilessly parodied with its «How to share a PS4 game» viral video.

However, the fans out there wanting to own a physical copy of the car - soccer game will be able to buy one at retail later this year.

I'll probably try Gauntlet at least for a little bit and it'll be nice to have a digital copy of Freedom Wars in my library despite the fact that I already own the game on a physical cartridge.

Those are actually illegal to have, unless you happen to own physical copies of all the old games.