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Message: [QUOTE="RetroCasual, post: 68967, member: 116758"] Athough I still love physical, I must admit that digital format has sadly won my preference. Correction patches, updates, season passes, extras and more stuff ruin the day-one purchase of the physical format. Maybe if physical gets better, by launching the cartridge or the disc when the game is fully completed, maybe if used retro games don't cost more than new releases, maybe if I can get one more room at home to store the games... Who knows... Now talking about piracy and preservation, I find reprehensive to hack new commercial releases, but I think that piracy is almost extincted between most people since there are FreeToPlay games, free gifts in gaming platforms and digital licenses of very good games at ridiculous prices on sales time. To become the hacker-destroyer of all the videogames business is a non-profit role for a poor guy. And so of course I'm totally on behalf of preservation when we talk about videogames and hardware systems which are abandoned or forgotten by their own creators/supporters. [/QUOTE]

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