What am I supposed to do? Summarise the video for you?
A brief synopsis would be helpful, does he make good points, is he amusing or is he a cunt.. y'no basic level shit before we waste our time giving him clicks
I feel like that would be more applicable to an analysis video than something like this
Lol, some of the other crap is gaming related. I was going to add the photo of my rez, journey, monument valley vinyls but for some reason, having issues uploading images.
At least give us a TL;DW. Since you're posting the video, one would assume you watched it, so you could sum it up in a sentence or two.
Done. I just assumed people interested would watch it since its fairly short.
I get most of what I really want to play physically,digital for multiplayer if I ever want to or games I'm kinda meh about.
You are right, although at the moment, the bridge that brings us into the future, is still made of physical bricks.
digital is a NIGHTMARE future.
Imagine people on a video games forum taking an interest in video games. Losers lol.
Bethesda putting out 500,000 plastic boxes for Fallout 76 with nothing in them but a digital code is the nightmare future.
of course but that's a strange example ...
You misunderstood,I meant aggressive.
Yes it is. But I wouldn't consider this as a physical retail version of the game. It's digital plus an extra mile.
But that's basically what all physical releases are now. The first 10 gb of a 50 gb download.
One of the biggest reasons physical games go on sale quicker is competition. You have several retailers all vying for your money. With digital there are fewer places to buy games so you end up paying higher prices. Some consoles only have one sole source to buy digital games. When that changes prices will come down.
The main reason is availability of shelf and storage space at retail. New games need that space so retailers drop prices to move old product to make room for new products. The longer something sits on a shelf the more it costs a retailer. Something else could be occupying that space that does sell. Digital doesn't have this constraint, so there's less downward pressure on digital prices.
There were articles back then that went over some of what they were trying to offer. They are hard to find today. I remember one where someone from MS said that they were going to allow a new digital game to be traded once on a digital marketplace (I assume with the entire transaction happening with store credit), where titles purchased from the "used" marketplace could not be traded again. With a fee going to MS and devs. This all came out after they had canceled everything, so maybe they were just trying to make their failed vision sound better
Would have been a great thing for digital buyers if they had pulled that off.
For some games, yes. Which is sad. But not for all games.
Soon it'll be all games.
Great example of asking someone to do better without being a dick head. Great work Bernd!
Let's hope not. For now, there are still enough people who don't fall for digital only.
Digital is way more clean and environmentally friendly than physical.
