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Nah, it was their last album, 'Album of the Year'. The singles 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Last Cup of Sorrow' were basically the first songs I ever heard on the radio that I truly loved.
This is why physical copies are always superior than digital downloads
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Nah, it was their last album, 'Album of the Year'. The singles 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Last Cup of Sorrow' were basically the first songs I ever heard on the radio that I truly loved.
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Ya great tracks. I'm a bit older I got the cassette of The Real Thing off that "epic" radio rotation.
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In game purchases to recover all the games you lost. 60 bucks each.
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I personally buy the physical copies, I have only downloaded 2 games on PS4, and those were because they were on a big sale at the time. But all of my PS4 games apart from those 2 are on disc.. one of the main reasons is if you buy digital and then don't like the game everything is lost, you can't get a refund or sell it or trade it etc etc. With the physical games I can sell or trade them
Just a little example.. I brought Ghost Busters for PS4 and the game is absoutley awful, I just didn't like it at all, very poor.. so I sold it on ebay for the exact price I brought it for. But if I had downloaded that game digital then I would have lost all my money. And there is no demo or nothing for it so its hard to know if you will like it or not.
Another example.. when I finished Assassin's Creed Origins on PS4.. I traded it with one of the guys I work with who wanted it and I took Lego City Undercover for my son who loves the game so much. But again if that was digital I wouldn't have been able to trade
Just a little example.. I brought Ghost Busters for PS4 and the game is absoutley awful, I just didn't like it at all, very poor.. so I sold it on ebay for the exact price I brought it for. But if I had downloaded that game digital then I would have lost all my money. And there is no demo or nothing for it so its hard to know if you will like it or not.
Another example.. when I finished Assassin's Creed Origins on PS4.. I traded it with one of the guys I work with who wanted it and I took Lego City Undercover for my son who loves the game so much. But again if that was digital I wouldn't have been able to trade
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Digital is super convenient, but I do love having cases. I HATED when they started phasing out in-case game manuals. Some of my favorite memories were riding home after buying a new game, cracking open the case, and reading the sweet-sweet manual.
As I get older, I appreciate not having to use up so much shelf space on cases. To be fair, I pretty much only play games on my PC and Switch/Vita these days.
As I get older, I appreciate not having to use up so much shelf space on cases. To be fair, I pretty much only play games on my PC and Switch/Vita these days.
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This is why I like owning games on GOG if I can. I have a couple of TB's worth of games that I own outright that I can install anytime. If the Zombie apocalypse comes, I'll have no shortage of PC games. Their GOG Galaxy client works pretty great too, though it's not quite as convenient/robust as Steam. It's just too bad some of the big hitters aren't on there, though GOG games are very easy to pirate.
