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Topic	Oh, so physical copies do absolutely nothing now?
VixYW 09/20/18 9:48:47 AM #36:	InfestedAdam posted... VixYW posted... Imo the best part of physical copies is legacy. Let's assume you want to play that game again 15 years from now, and the game was never remastered. All servers for download are down. And you don't have it installed on your system anymore for whatever reason (freeing space, it broke down, etc). You'll only be able to do that with the disc in hands. This applies to self-contained games (i.e. Nintendo cartridges) but does it varies among some PS4 and XBox games? Not sure. It applies for all the games I own at least. Zikten posted... So what do we do with a disc decades from now when the ps4 psn is offline You can still play it just fine. You have the disk so why would you need the PSN? <cite>VixYW posted [p:909111063] in Oh, so phy... [t:77017236]...</cite> <quote><cite>InfestedAdam posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote>Imo the best part of physical copies is legacy. Let's assume you want to play that game again 15 years from now, and the game was never remastered. All servers for download are down. And you don't have it installed on your system anymore for whatever reason (freeing space, it broke down, etc). You'll only be able to do that with the disc in hands.</quote> This applies to self-contained games (i.e. Nintendo cartridges) but does it varies among some PS4 and XBox games?</quote> Not sure. It applies for all the games I own at least. <cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>So what do we do with a disc decades from now when the ps4 psn is offline</quote> You can still play it just fine. You have the disk so why would you need the PSN?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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