That's a lot of good games my guy... Nice find fam!

whoa

do you have japanese consoles too?

Second to last bottom right. Is that the last of us? (the head looks like a clicker)

Haven’t seen that cover before if so, would be a cool Japanese exclusive

Pretty cool. The US version is different

Haven’t looked at it in a while, but I think it’s black and white closeups of Joel/Ellie faces on the front and back

These without the text

Delta cover too

nintendogs in the cut.

Was thinking about this working out this morning. I don’t have a ton of dog in this fight but I think these people trying to fight this one the “no physical no buy” train are fighting the wrong battle. That was already lost because of consumer behavior and every future generation is going to be used to an all digital new normal

They really need to be fighting it on the digital ownership and content ownership front with their representatives. I won’t be surprised if we start seeing some of that happen come 2028 hell it’s probably happening now somewhere

NFTs solved this

Perfect now that that market has collapse let’s apply the tech to something that actually matters

France

no. US has consistent high speed internet. These third world countries like france japan austrailia and the UK dont.

That's even tougher fight because you don't own the property in a lot of cases because of laws. EU is the only region trying to change that with digital ownership.

convenience over everything on dis side unfortunately

I knew Japan was still big into physicals but the others surprised me

Buying games digitally is bootlicking now

Last physical I got was the steelbook for metal gear solid delta, the artwork was fuego

I think mine was MGS4 on PS3

U know ball, imma have to get the master collection 2 to experience the absolute ride that is mgs4 again

Yes. It literally is. You legally don't own your game

When you buy a digital game in America, you are technically not buying the game itself. Instead, you are buying a limited license (permission) to use that software. It is closer to a permanent lease or a revocable right to play than actual property ownership.

Eh, I wouldn't go that far lol

That’s how discs work