Doctor Nebula
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Physical, Style Savvy has already taken up some space on my 8gb card and I want to save the rest for eShop games.
Some people prefer physical things over things that exist digitally and are therefore intangible. Being able to use your sense of touch on something is very important to certain people and helps them solidify whether or not something is actually real. And sometimes just touching something gives a more pleasant experience for people. I for example prefer books to digital things like the kindle.
The 3DS isn't the only system that allows for buying and playing digital games. The Virtual console on the Wii as well as the stores for Ps3 and Xbox 360 are also places people can buy games digitally. That is probably where people are getting their opinion of not liking to download games.
You took the words out of my mouth.
I still prefer the physical copies of games, because with my Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), I want to be able to have a collection if 3DS games at sight. It's people's personal opinion, and no matter how much you compare the digital version and make it sound better, I will not get it.
Once again, many people like seeing things for themselves. I don't really care about the manual, but I like having a physical copy because of little things. The box work detail that you don't see on a digital copy (I've never bought digital but I'm taking my best guess here) Feeling the cartridge in your hand after waiting 3 years for a game, and not downloading it right off the bat. Etc etc.The...manual...is...on...the...digital...version...
Once again, many people like seeing things for themselves. I don't really care about the manual, but I like having a physical copy because of little things. The box work detail that you don't see on a digital copy (I've never bought digital but I'm taking my best guess here) Feeling the cartridge in your hand after waiting 3 years for a game, and not downloading it right off the bat. Etc etc.
Plus I grew up with physical copies of games, and just prefer that. Digital is convenient, yes, but I just go with a tradition of sorts for every game I buy.
The...manual...is...on...the...digital...version...
This. I do miss the old, booklet manuals though...Once again, many people like seeing things for themselves. I don't really care about the manual, but I like having a physical copy because of little things. The box work detail that you don't see on a digital copy (I've never bought digital but I'm taking my best guess here) Feeling the cartridge in your hand after waiting 3 years for a game, and not downloading it right off the bat. Etc etc.
Plus I grew up with physical copies of games, and just prefer that. Digital is convenient, yes, but I just go with a tradition of sorts for every game I buy.
I used to be like you regarding the sort of liking of having a physical copy with the manual and such. But now nintendo has ruined the game manual for me lol. The whole folded mini poster does not suit my liking.
Yeah I'm pretty disappointed that the manual is a folded up piece of paper that barely covers the controls. |: So the manual is no longer a reason I will be getting the Physical version.
Needing to have the case on my game shelf as a trophy, however, will forever be my main reason for preferring physical copies. xD