Sure. It may not have physical form, but since it's paid for and can be accessed at any time, much like a physical copy, I don't see a reason why you shouldn't count digital games as part of a collection.
Yes I include Digital downloads for all my systems but for some reason Gamespot doesn't count VC titles as Wii, Wii U, or 3DS titles; I usually have to add those up seperately. But some when it is bundled I even count each game seperately since they are usually on seperate discs or is a seperate download.
No, I don't. I regret buying Darksiders 2 digitally from the eShop. I want the physical copy, but I couldn't find it anywhere so I just got the digital version. I like to have my games on my shelf, because to me, it just feels more valuable. Plus it looks cool. Then again, I'm a little bit into collecting games.
Well it's normal for people to count them... they pay the same price etc but for me it's the opposite way... I never ever buy digital games, only hard copies and I'm never selling or trading them.
Not really though I should start. I've got plenty of digital games for my PS3 now and my 3DS has a bunch too; once the Wii U gets more digital ocntent I could see myself getting lenty there as well.Â
yes , even vc why because it still is on my wii i dont have to power a snes on or nes on to play those do i , no their part of the wii  thus wii collection and gamespot should recognize that and put vc next to them under wii , Â
Yes and no. I count my digital and retail collections separate for Wii. My PSP collection is a 50/50 split between digital and retail. I count my 3DS collection by what I can display, so I need to do something about Fire Emblem. :P
Imagine you have 3 hard drives all with 500 games installed in all of them. I wouldn't call that a game collection unless I see stacks of game cases with booklets, cartridges or cd's inside
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