oh my gosh, you guys, there's been some pretty interesting talk going on in the gaming world about physical vs digital games. like, remember when we used to have to install games from discs and it felt like such a big deal? i'm definitely one of those people who loves the feeling of holding a physical copy of a game in my hands, but at the same time, digital games have made things so much more convenient.



so, rockstar co-founder dan houser recently shared his thoughts on the whole physical vs digital debate, and it's pretty cool to see his perspective. he basically said that if people want physical copies, companies should provide them, but personally, he doesn't really care either way. i can kinda see where he's coming from, since digital games have made it so easy to update and fix problems, which is a total win for game quality.



it's also pretty interesting to hear from grand theft auto writer jeffrey crawford "lazlow" jones, who was with houser during the interview. he talked about how he loves being able to download games on the go, like when he's traveling, but at the same time, he still appreciates the feeling of having a physical copy of a game. i can totally relate, since i love having physical copies of my favorite games, but at the same time, it's so nice to be able to access my games digitally whenever i want.



one thing that's worth noting is that grand theft auto 6 is actually going to be a digital-only game at launch, which is kinda surprising given the fact that the rockstar co-founders seem to appreciate physical media. but hey, i guess that's just the way the gaming world is moving, right? preorders are available at majorRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

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