So are physical games just dead now?
uhhhhh it's still a physical game steamie :^)
>>735109847>>>/vp/
>>735109847No. Pokemon Co. Is just cheap as fuck. Nintendo is the publisher and distributor but Pokemon Co. Are the ones that chose those carts and paid for the manufacturing (which Nintendo does). Nintendo put out Bananza, Metroid 4, Mario Wonder, and Xenoblade X on the new cards, no key cards.
Physical has been dead for almost 20 years. Convenience is more important than "preservation" games made today objectively are almost impossible to lose to time, or even a major platform(sony, Microsoft, nintendo) having hardware become outdated. Steam will outlast every living person your games will never be at risk. The only people who collect physical are unironic schizos, extreme normies, or performative retards who want to show off their collection for fags on reddit.
>don’t offer any alternative>huh gee wow I guess the market prefers this literally only thing that was offered so I guess they don’t care about the thing there wasn’t even an option for
Have been for awhile. If Xbox 360 and PS3 ever go offline the console is basically worthless.
>>735109847Physical game popularity is dying, yes. It's possible in the near future that nobody will be able to own their media and we will all be forced to pay for digital accounts.
>>735109924>Steamie>Caring about physical games
>nintendo HQ gets nuked>money stolenReminder that only PCfags truly own their games
>>735110372No, you can't own digital games. Did you mean to say preserve?
>>735111468I own my game, it's stored multiple SD cards>b-bb-butYou lost
>>735111897>I own my gameNo you don't. You can't own digital games. They're locked to whatever host site sold you access to the files. >b-b-but!!!!Your unlicensed rips you made are illegal and not your property.
>>735112084>b-bb-butYou lost. I won't share my floppy disks with you once the world ends btw.
>>735112185Good talk.
>>735112373you dropped this
>>735112459Meant for >>735111897
