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Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@brendan10211 yes, and it could have come to Xbone. And now it won't.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@brendan10211 boxed games come with product keys and discs. You ignore the disc, just tell Steam the product key.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@brendan10211 so I just tell Steam my product key and it treats it the same as a downloaded game.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@brendan10211 The same often happens there (Amazon is cheaper than Steam). Except that Steam games *can* convert.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@aMusicVideoaDay @thurrott it's built on the same infrastructure. It's all or nothing.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
A boxed copy of Borderlands 2 for X360 costs $10 LESS than the download from Live. That's why I want to *buy* disc but *use* download.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@jhofker boxed copies are often cheaper than online, IME.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@aranciata switch, no, but I was interested in Quantum Break and its media capabilities.
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
RT @adamUCF: @joebelfiore Apple....
Peter Bright Contributing Writer, Ars Technica @DrPizza
@sharkwald but that doesn't mean I want to have to use the shiny bit of plastic for anything.
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