@Flaming_Kaiser i always have this argument with myself over the benefits of buying on console vs steam and owning games or not. Once our TVs are broken and TVs move to higher resolutions with different input cables our consoles become obsolete or if our Playstations break then it is relying on hardware, also once psn shuts down we lose access to game patches meaning games in the future could run like crap. But with steam they could go out of business and we lose access to our games or steam could start charging monthly access to our account which means pay or lose access to games yet the benefit is being free from relying upon hardware and tvs or monitors working correctly. I've been tempted to sell my console games apart from exclusives but the other half of me is not sure. To be honest there's no better or worse platform when it comes to 'owning' our games, i just cant make up my mind.
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@Flaming_Kaiser i always have this argument with myself over the benefits of buying on console vs steam and owning games or not.
Once our TVs are broken and TVs move to higher resolutions with different input cables our consoles become obsolete or if our Playstations break then it is relying on hardware, also once psn shuts down we lose access to game patches meaning games in the future could run like crap.
But with steam they could go out of business and we lose access to our games or steam could start charging monthly access to our account which means pay or lose access to games yet the benefit is being free from relying upon hardware and tvs or monitors working correctly.
I've been tempted to sell my console games apart from exclusives but the other half of me is not sure.
To be honest there's no better or worse platform when it comes to 'owning' our games, i just cant make up my mind.
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Atleast Yooka Laylee is coming, i need me some Crash Bandicoot though.