[QUOTE="Dr_Snood"][QUOTE="67gt500"]Only if it costs $20-30 less than a traditional boxed retail copy... if they don't have to pay for the disc, the box, the manual, the warehousing, the shipping and the retailer mark-up there should be no justifiable reason to charge full retail price right?jtm33

Only if it costs $20-30 less than a traditional boxed retail copy... if they don't have to pay for the disc, the box, the manual, the warehousing, the shipping and the retailer mark-up there should be no justifiable reason to charge full retail price right?67gt500

[QUOTE="Dr_Snood"]That's still a low bandwidth cap. Just wait until many games start going digital, that 80GB will feel pretty small.lundy86_4

It's reasonable. The largest Cogeco offers is 175gb, I believe, but it isn't available in my area. It doesn't help that Cogeco has a stranglehold on the Niagara Region of Ontario either. Still, they've just upgraded, so by the time we see more and more digital games, they'll likely have upgraded their infrastructure again (we can only hope).

Atleast your internet provider seems to care somewhat about their consumers. Mine (Cable One) has a 50GB bandwidth.. and they think that's fine. Seriously, if you ever move somewhere with Cable One, I wish you good luck.

Wouldn't bother me. Cogeco just upped my bandwidth cap to 80GB, and it's costs the same for the Turbo 14 (14mbps) and the Turbo 20 (20mbps) so i'm gonna upgrade to that as well :P

lundy86_4

They have good taste, its too overrated

finalstar2007

Gears of War 3 had a piss poor campaign so I'm glad it isn't listed.

Sserv