Isn't that lovely. @AndyC_MK84I know, but sometimes getting the physical version of an older game is harder and more expensive to get, than just getting the physical version.That being said, I do get physical games whenever I can, but I also get digital as well, when the game doesn't have a physical option or the physical version is 2 - 3 more expensive than the digital version. so, i went with the PC version, as for the PS4 version that i picked up, my Brother had the console and his room at the time, but nether of us has used the PS4 awhile since we both got gaming PCs . Splatoon 2 - Special Demo (3,6GB) Really enjoyed getting 100% on the main game. Wii U version requires Gamepad to play and touch screen feature to quick travel. it sucks that they had to remove it off the eshop, i enjoyed the Wii U version of Lego City Undercover, however my CD was scratched quite awhile ago (and sadly the 2nd copy that i bought on amazon for Wii U, didn't have the disc.) This site was available for a limited time, and is no longer available. However, the ending of eShop sales still leaves a vast library of games unaccounted for, such as Fire Emblem: Awakening and Xenoblade Chronicles X. This has led some players to draw contrasts with Nintendo's tough stance on video game piracy. If you have an unused balance in the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS or Wii U, linking your Nintendo Network ID to your Nintendo Account and merging your wallets will allow you to continue to use your balance to purchase digital download titles, DLC, content passes, and other similar items for Nintendo Switch. Nintendo eShop Anyone who wants them for the Wii U or 3DS has had 7 years to get them. I've heard that Limited Run has their copies being sold for 6 months to a year, but I don't know how accurate that is.Actually, the indies that I've seen charge around half price ($20 - $30) with some games being higher and lower than that. I know I'm in the minority here but I'm grateful for age ratings. Splatoon 2 - Global Testfire (408MB)
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