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Reader Discussion: Have You Transitioned To Digital Game Purchases?
Now that we’re almost six months into the new console generation, we’re curious about your buying habits. With the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One came standard day-and-date digital versions of every retail title, but have you started to make the switch?
Earlier this morning, we shared some thoughts about possible new “net neutrality” rules that could significantly impact how we game (and how much we pay to even download a title). If you’ve gone digital, would data throttling and caps change your approach?
If you still prefer retail copies, what would motivate you to shift to digital? Let us know in the comments how you prefer your games.
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