Board 8 > Is it dumb to own one game on two systems?

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I have Rayman Origins on PS3 and Vita, and I for one love it.

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didn't you make a topic about which system to get it on?

so you said f*** it and got it for two systems?

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It's almost okay when it's console and handheld system.

But I still think it's dumb, yes.

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But ultimately it's your money, and if you wanna support the people that made it then go right ahead.

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As long as you're not one of those people who buy shooters for PS3 and 360.

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I bought XIII on both the Game Cube and Xbox. I got the Cube version first. Then when I got an Xbox later on, I bought that version for the online play.

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I own FoMT and BtN, but other than that, I don't think I've ever rebought a game...

Except Evil Genius and Civ 4 because I lost the CD's and they were cheap on steam >_>

Oh and P3P but there's added content there. I think it's perfectly reasonable buying a portable version of a console game you already bought, but silly if its 360 and PS3. Unless you're into the competitive fighting scene and want to play with both crowds, I guess.

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and my stance is its okay if you get it for a next gen system if you had it for a previous one and you just love the game that much

and its okay ish if you get it for another system, for whatever reason, down the line

but I dunno..going to the store and buying both at the same time right away....I think thats dumb >_>

*shrugs*

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monetarily inefficient sure but not really dumb if there is a purpose for it

i dont think i personally have any game on two systems though (unless you count collections)

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Only game I have done this with is Guitar Hero 2. I had it for the PS2 and bought it for the 360.

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I have SoulCalibur II for both PS2 and GC.

I got it for PS2 because I wanted to have it along all my other FGs without carrying another system to places. And otherwise I'd be stuck with SCIII.

depends on what you mean

I own like six copies of the Sonic Genesis games

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