Xseed’s Plan Is To Head Into A Digital Direction

[Shinobi_Returns]

Hey man you can't enjoy it because it's not yours. It's just a license. Stop enjoying games on DD format and play consoles games like a real man.

ooooh of course!!!

[pirovash88]

Yeah, also it felt great buying Mass Effect 3 for 30 bucks off origin. I mean... SUUREEEE it was digital distribution but it was half off which you won't see that price on console for 4 years down the road AND it looks and plays better on PC with anytime access I want to it.

No offense, but you're exaggerating. Not everyone keeps their games at full price like Nintendo and Square do. ME 2 was $20 after about a year of release on all platforms.

[Shinobi_Returns]

Most games do keep full retail price though. ME2 might just be an example but I could probably name you plenty of other titles that still retain a full retail or near full retail cost.

[Freddo]

Most games do keep full retail price though. ME2 might just be an example but I could probably name you plenty of other titles that still retain a full retail or near full retail cost.

The only retail games that retain their full price are pretty much only the Call of Duty series.

Well, I guess other games do it as well if you look in a bad store, but there's really no point in doing that. With retail stores you have an option to look in plenty of different stores for the best deal. Instead of just waiting for the one online DD store you can buy the game from to have a sale.

Btw, I also bought ME3 for 30 bucks, but I bought it in a retail store.

[Tenck]

The only retail games that retain their full price are pretty much only the Call of Duty series.

Well, I guess other games do it as well if you look in a bad store, but there's really no point in doing that. With retail stores you have an option to look in plenty of different stores for the best deal. Instead of just waiting for the one online DD store you can buy the game from to have a sale.

Btw, I also bought ME3 for 30 bucks, but I bought it in a retail store.

There's tons of places you can buy DD games from.

http://www.gamefly.com/buy-games/Sea...12&icid=sspmus

Good luck buying Batman Arkham City for less than $15 from a retailer.

[AutoSaver]

The only retail games that retain their full price are pretty much only the Call of Duty series.

Actually, a lot of games keep their full price. Don't the big 3 usually keep full prices for at least a year?

Sure you can look around, but the best deals are usually tied with DD. You can go buy Sonic Generations retail for $39.99, or you could spend $9.99 on Steam. Digital Distribution offers come a lot faster, some have price reductions on Day 1.

[Tenck]

Actually, a lot of games keep their full price. Don't the big 3 usually keep full prices for at least a year?

Sure you can look around, but the best deals are usually tied with DD. You can go buy Sonic Generations retail for $39.99, or you could spend $9.99 on Steam. Digital Distribution offers come a lot faster, some have price reductions on Day 1.

Some sales even come before the game is out rofl.

[AutoSaver]

Some sales even come before the game is out rofl.

You're saving gas too.

[a bee]

You also don't feed on a hoarding complex for getting digital copies.