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What is the actual point of a digital preorder?
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>>747544317
Giving your money to the poor corpos sooner rather than later!
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GODDDDDDDSSSSSSSSS
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>>747544317
the internet could run out of 1s and 0s at any second!
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>>747544317
Usually some kind of additional content exclusive to pre-ordering
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>>747544317
why are you pretending physical preorders aren't retarded as well?
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>>747544317
people often buy something not because they want it, because they want the want of wanting to buy it to be relieved until they find something new to want to buy.
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additional content, the ability to pre-load, the ability to play the game the minute it's released
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>>747544317
Same as any pre-order: to give the publisher money earlier.
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>>747544780
They've been for over a decade now, but long time ago some games actually had low print runs so there was a chance you simply wouldn't be able to buy them physically. Gaming was also smaller so not every store would get copies of every release. For example, Suikoden 2 was estimated to have only 30-40k copies printed for NA as a whole which lead to its scarcity and jacked up prices.
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>>747544317
>SABERTOOOOOOOOOOOTH LET ME SUCK YOUR DIIIIIIICCCCCCKKKKK



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