Sentences with phrase «physical copies of games do»

Not exact matches

The original story caused a bit of confusion among people who did not understand the process of pre-selling physical copies of games via 3rd party retailers like Amazon.

I wanted to discuss the Retro Revenge included, but our digital copy did not unlock, and now lists a release date of August, which is weird as I hear the game is on the physical discs.

While physical copies of the game have been delayed until May, those wanting to go digital can do so this week, though the Switch version of the game is strangely $ 10 AUD more than on PS4.

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!

According to the Kickstarter update, roughly 8 months ago, a publisher approached Crate Founder, Arthur Bruno, about doing the boxed physical copies of the game.

I don't mind that it's only digital (I bought almost all my Wii U and three quarters of my 3DS games digitally,) but it's too bad the option isn't there for those who prefer physical copies.

I guess if you want a physical copy... but why you'd want to do that when you can just buy it on the eShop and not deal with the extra minute or two of having to boot up the Wii U's Wii menu in order to play the game is beyond me.

With IndieBox, you get a digital copy, thanks to the Steam code for those who don't want to break the seal on their collector's edition cellophane wrapping, PLUS a physical copy of the game along with a box, soundtrack, controller and other assorted goodies.

Players who purchase a physical copy of LEGO City Undercover on Nintendo Switch at retail are getting the complete game, and do not need to download additional content to enjoy the full experience.

But yet that's what every other console does, everybody cried about loving the physical copies of games but yet digital sells more.

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.

@Letters2Kay FYI, you don't save any space with physical copies since the PS4 fully installs any version of its games.

I hope that Sony does not underestimate the consumer demand for physical copies of games that can be saved, shared, resold, work in 20 years, etc..

With physical copies, you don't have to worry about being locked out of a game you purchased, unless there is a server issue.

Do you think that it's likely to start releasing physical copies of these games if they get enough attention as far as digital downloads go?

This is a big worry for many gamers because even physical copies of games now install on to the hard drive, so what can we do about it?

This offer for full - game free upgrade within console family is limited to purchases of Xbox 360 and PS3 digital versions made by 31st March, 2015, and does not apply to physical game copies.

- same game case as the packaged version - contains a game download code and not a physical game card - Nintendo suggests it's for fans who want the game case, but don't need a physical copy of the game itself

game on the shelves before and to many the concept is a head scratcher, the whole idea of selling a physical copy of an unfinished game is new and they certainly didn't spell it out at the point of sale when I got a copy for my nephew.

Pay to get discounts??? WTF??? I can get the PHYSICAL copy of these games for the same or less and SELL it when I'm done.

there are some people who paid overwatch and PUBG but did not last a month, while single player games can also be played as long as you want and can be played forever given you take care of your physical copy and no internet needed while games while MP only Who knows how long it will last the servers.

- Wii owners will be able to get the Switch version for free - with the Registration Code, you can keep playing with the same character - players with the Wii version registered will get a download code for the Switch version - players who want a physical copy will have to buy it themselves - it doesn't matter if you also registered on other platforms - as long as you are registered on Wii, you will get your free copy of the game - your account needs to have a valid email address, or you will not be able to take part into the campaign

- 670,955 copies sold within its first three days - biggest debut for a Switch title - highest selling Switch title to date - number includes physical game copies, download cards, and Splatoon 2 Switch hardware bundles - does not include digital sales - Splatoon for Wii U sold 156,610 units within its first four days of release, and achieved lifetime sales of 1,512,789 units - total Switch hardware sales in Japan at 1,205,087

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 is for a digital version of the game, but seeing as it's # 15 cheaper than a physical copy, we didn't think you'd mind.

So, if we're getting a box, does that mean we'll get a physical copy of the game possibly too?

I called my local gamestop and DBZ battle of z is offering a Goku figurine and 2 extra dlc characters if you pre order it for the full price of 39.99, he did say their probably won't be no physical copy at least of yet for the ps vita, and I'm just curious if anybody here knows how much data does the actual game take on the vita memory card??

The Wizard's Edition will include a 300 + page hardback physical copy based on the in - game book that Oliver carries with him, The Wizard's Companion, and will have an in - depth bestiary, item descriptions, spells, history of the Ni No Kuni world and, I assume, concept art as they'll be missing something big if they don't include beautiful Studio Ghibli artwork.

Interesting, does it come with a physical copy of game?

I am thinking of getting Thief digitally, but if they do not offer the extra mission that physical copies come with then my money is going to GAME store and not Xbox store.

From what we've heard, it's become much easier to do this now that Retro City Rampage released a physical PS4 copy of the game.

Most of the games are available online so that players can download them and don't have to find physical copies.

Zeb: It's also a dream come true to finally hold a beautiful physical copy of the game — for indie studios like us, it's often cost prohibitive to do a physical release, and we appreciate IndieBox and it's community giving us the opportunity to bring this dream into the world.

I brought 3 physical copy of vita games today, 2 were on this list and they worked fine, 1 was not and did not work.

So, typically the idea is Josh and I go after games that we want to see physical [copies of] that we like, and then we also go after games that our fans have requested, that maybe we didn't notice before.

Having said that though, incredible companies such as Limited Run Games do produce physical copies of the best indie games.

With this in mind, if you're the type of person who doesn't hold back on digital downloads then you're going to have to approach this far differently than someone who plans on buying physical copies of most of their games.

Question from TeamChaosTheory: With digital becoming the norm over physical copies of games, do you think the incentive for big box stores to carry consoles will dwindle?