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There is GOG for that. No one is buying physical media, that's so '90s. The only exception are probably collector editions, which people buy for fun. But surely
by shmerl 7y ago
There is GOG for that. No one is buying physical media, that's so '90s. The only exception are probably collector editions, which people buy for fun. But surely no one does it for convenience, because it can't compete with convenience of digital DRM-free stores.
- pjmlp 7y agoGOG is for the 1% Linux desktop market.
- shmerl 7y agoPhysical media is for the last century. Even slow thinking incumbent console makers are starting to realize that.
- pjmlp 7y agoPhysical media survives centuries.
- shmerl 7y agoNot optical disks, which are commonly used for selling such stuff. If you preserve your archives using them, you are in for a nasty surprise. And who sells games on hard drives? So the way it works - you buy digitally, and do a proper back up of your copy using whatever good storage you want. Not optical disks though.