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InfestedAdam posted...

It is the closest thing we'll get to a wall of skulls. Jokes aside, I have a collectors/hoarders mindset so simply like to keep stuff. However I have shifted to digital games and books years ago to avoid taking up more shelf space.

I could never do that. I will pirate before I pay for a digital copy. Books are even worse digitally.

You also can't have a collection like this of digital books:





xjayguyx posted...

I can't imagine buying a $60 game that was so bad.

Well I didn't intentionally buy RE6 and Hitman Absolution expecting them to suck. lol

YoukaiSlayer posted... Digital is the way to go.

Nope. I totally disagree. The only thing you get out of digital is a computer screen telling you you are borrowing that game.

With a physical copy, not only do you own the game for as long as you choose to do so, but you can put it on your shelf for display so you can enjoy something you put money towards. Not to mention that you never have to worry about the game no longer being available over time on your machine if the license were to expire, and you can let friends borrow it.

Oh, and if you don't like the game, you can sell it. You can't do that with a digital copy.