Aside from some PSN games I get a physical copy of everything. The last was the PoP HD collection.
What's the last physical copy of a game you bought?
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Augmented Edition. I don't usually buy collector's editions unless they come with the game's soundtrack. I'm a sucker for video game soundtracks.
In retrospect, I wish I knew that the soundtrack was on the DVD and not exactly up for download. But I guess I still like getting the Augmented Edition anyway since it was only ten dollars more, and that's my kind of special edition.
In retrospect, I wish I knew that the soundtrack was on the DVD and not exactly up for download. But I guess I still like getting the Augmented Edition anyway since it was only ten dollars more, and that's my kind of special edition.
Christ I actually can't remember it was so long ago. Just goes to show how great steam is.(and how shitty my memory is.)
I think the last one was the Infamous 2 Hero Edition, but that might change if EA doesn't change its terms for Origin so I can get Mass Effect 3.
I got Vanquish new for $20. Really good game. It was pretty difficult, which I enjoyed (played it on hard the whole time). The final boss(es)'. Platinum Games are a real up-and-comer with Vanquish and Bayonetta. They've got great gameplay down, at least.
I buy most of my game in physical copies! I just like the feeling of having the box in my hand or on my shelf. Also i dont know what it is but I dont like having games I... well "care about" I suppose is most fitting phrase, in a digital copy. I just got this feeling that if something happens to my PC or Steam servers i still got the game safe and easy accessible.
Plus its much easier for a friend to test a game of yours with physical copies since as they dont need to lend your account to(most of the time).
Plus its much easier for a friend to test a game of yours with physical copies since as they dont need to lend your account to(most of the time).
Deus Ex Human Revolution.
I like buying physical copies as well. But I tend to buy digital copies of games of Steam for my PC which I don't play often.
However, I pretty much just like the feeling of having the actual game on you. Disc, cover, and all.
I like buying physical copies as well. But I tend to buy digital copies of games of Steam for my PC which I don't play often.
However, I pretty much just like the feeling of having the actual game on you. Disc, cover, and all.
Oh, this one.
You see that white box on the right hand corner?
Yeah, I got that too. For 15 dollars and never open?
God bless Walmart.
You see that white box on the right hand corner?
Yeah, I got that too. For 15 dollars and never open?
God bless Walmart.
I dislike digital downloads. I have a monthly bandwith cap. I don't feel the need to put strain on it so I can game. I also like the fact that if one day Steam explodes and doesn't 'get around' to making their games playable, I have the physical media with all the data I need on it, and the tools to play them.
Hmm, I guess I haven't purchased any boxed copies from a store in years. I usually just get the downloads right from the publisher's or developer's site. I guess the last disk I bought was Oblivion.
Mortal Kombat for 360.
Last time I actually played it? About 4 days after I bought it. It's the Pinto to MvC3's Ferrari.
Last time I actually played it? About 4 days after I bought it. It's the Pinto to MvC3's Ferrari.
Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3). If you mean PC games, then it's probably Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. Since then I've only bought Steam games and Minecraft.
Tekken uhm- something or other, but that wasn't for me. The last one I bought for myself was Fallout 3 GOTY edition, but that's because it's an oldy I still really needed to play (as are most of the games on my wishlist). But then I've bought all of my games up until now as hard copies. I prefere it that way, I guess I'm just old-school that way as well.
Plus there's the added benefit of always having your games safely stored onto a disk. There's no risk of Steam going out business and dumping your entire game collection onto your PC. Also I can usually get my hands on games cheaper than Steam offers them.
Plus there's the added benefit of always having your games safely stored onto a disk. There's no risk of Steam going out business and dumping your entire game collection onto your PC. Also I can usually get my hands on games cheaper than Steam offers them.
