@Kristan1711 @armyown I look out the window and see a bunch of trees so go **** yourself I thought maybe you would have a sense of intelligence since we had a civil debate earlier but apparently not. Your point for the most part are weak and lack any backbone.

@Grimkillah They are just trying to get media attention and its working.

@NTenseify @instigator81 Maybe he is not trying to impress you or anybody else its just what he likes.

@Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan @Khasym @goggles123456 @Atragon I wouldn't be uninstalling them but still for digital copies if my system would no longer work and i would have to purchase a new system to replace it and my games don't cross over to the replacement console I am shit out of luck. Now lets say it tied to your online account. what if the company no longer supports the online accounts for that console you will lose your games because there is no support for it.

@Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan @Khasym @goggles123456 @Atragon Also your entitlement to the game or ownership is somewhat lowered because it only a digital copy. I still play my ps2 time to time but the reason is because I still have the hard copies of games. With digital what happens when the system is no longer supported and you can no longer play these games because companies are no longer supporting and maintaining your digital copy.

@Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan @Khasym @goggles123456 @Atragon But still my point is that the chances of something happening to your digital copy compared to a hard copy is greater. Even though as you said consoles are a little more secured than PC. But lets say you download a game on your console and say the game itself corrupts and you can't play it anymore and you have to re-install it. What happens if when you re-install it you have to purchase it again because the data/records of your purchase are no where to be found. These are some extreme situations but still possibilities that can happen compared to you scratching your disk when you can purchase a warranty for very cheap if something would happen to your disk you can get it replaced.

@Kristan1711 @Khasym @KriptoTitan @goggles123456 @Atragon ahh but heres the thing, with hard copies there is a less of a chance that something will happen to your copy of the game if you scratch it bad enough most of the times its because your careless with your games but not all the times. But with digital there are more factors that can lead to corrupted or damage data of your game. There as a lot of aspects that can go wrong with digital items, digital is not 100% reliable but neither is hard copies (something can always happen) but with digital there is a greater chance of something going wrong and screwing you in the end. Each have their benefits and negatives but as of now digital's negatives outweigh its benefits.

@Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan No they are not being forced but in a way they are. The amount of phones that are being produced and sold that require internet to fully function outweigh the phones that do not. And yeah the only way people are getting internet where ever they go whenever they want they are having to pay extra on top of a high bill for the phone service.

@goggles123456 @Atragon @Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan But what happens if your hard drive crashes and all your memory is corrupted.

@Atragon @Kristan1711 @KriptoTitan That's my thought as well. I don't fully trust digital games because anything could happen. Your could possible lose your digital library and if you do there is a chance that you may not be able to go back and re-install the game. With as many problems we come across with technology I am not 100% trusting of digital games. And hackers are continuously becoming better and better at what they do.