Sentences with phrase «physical copies of these games if»

Currently Nintendo has only revealed a physical copy of the game if you...

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?

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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.

Super Mario Maker may seem like the type of game that you'd be fine purchasing on the Wii U eShop even if you're the type of person who prefers physical copies, but one look at the packaging Nintendo is offering on this title means fans will go physical all the way.

If you unlocked the Blood Dragon Armor in one game you got it in the other as well, with keys usually being bundled with physical copies of either game.

We'll make sure to keep you all updated once pre-orders for the Collector's Edition for Rocket League are available and let us know if you'll be picking up a copy of the game in it's physical format

Nonetheless, if you can still find a few friends with physical copies of the game, I highly recommend giving it a try.

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.

So if they sold 2 million copies of the game digital and physical, and $ 20million in req packs (which is very generous) they would have sold 577,000 custom consoles, leaving an unaccounted 577,000 copies of the game plus the regular digital copies of the game that are also unaccounted for.

You've made room on the shelf for a bunch of new games (if you still buy physical copies of

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.

One of the many reasons I prefer physical copies instead of digital is because my games work even if there is a «Purchase and Content Usage» issue on Xbox Live.

I would not be surprised if there was a physical copy of this game would just be a cartridge inside a case.

If GS came down on the price of a 4 year old game, I may have bought the physical copy from them.

- 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

In addition, console owners can purchase the season pass disc if they want a physical copy of the game instead.

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

Considering this is my first backed project I am assuming that if you pledged 50 $ now and the stretch goal gets to the $ 225,000 mark you will be given the physical copy of the game as well, correct?

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??

And if you truly desire a physical copy in case a game goes down, you can actually make multiple «physical» copies of every game you have by just loading them all onto multiple hard drives or SD cards!

If the expansion logo still isn't showing and you're using a physical copy of Horizon Zero Dawn, make sure the region for the expansion matches the title ID of the main game.

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.

Nonetheless, if you can still find a few friends with physical copies of the game, I highly recommend giving it a try.

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.

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».

If I have enough money, have 1 disc, 1 downloaded version of those games I always play to have back up and in case I lose my physical copy.

If a game is going to have online issues, those same issues will be present with a physical copy of the game too.

If neither of the physical copies appeal to you, you can also purchase the game as a digital download through Nintendo eShop on your Nintendo 3DS when the game launches.

I'd say that fear is more of not having a physical copy and being at the mercy of the company (MS in this case) that they can «pull the plug» on your game and if you happen to lose it off your hard drive, you're out.

You've made room on the shelf for a bunch of new games (if you still buy physical copies of games).

It sounds like if you have a friend with the digital release of the games then you'll be able to insert a physical copy of the game into their 3DS and get the bonus Yo - kai that way, but you obviously can't duplicate a physical medal so if you get the game digitally you'll unfortunately have to try your luck on eBay.

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.

If you've already put your money down for this bundle but want to obtain a physical copy of the game instead, Microsoft is willing to work with you and provide you with an exchange for the digital copy.

In addition, Kickstarter backers will have the opportunity to upgrade their pledge from a digital copy to a physical version of the game if they prefer: