Can't really guarantee it. They probably realize that steps are being taken to prevent it.
But they said people were allowed 2 copies. If someone got 2 copies, they were perfectly within their rights to do so. Sorry to you missed out on one, but shit...
More vocal bitching. Should die down over time though.
Some people buy two copies. 1 to play and one to keep sealed.
Was thing for the Vita version, really don't plan on collecting any PS4 games, but have been trying to get Vita games. Thanks though.
Think I'll be taking this the same way. If I don't care and don't try so much less stress to deal with in my hobby.
Said everyone about everything that was limited edition.
hell
The whole point of this is to get something physically.
There really isnt any horror stories. People just missed the window. Checkout was buttery smooth.
In today's digital world, would you really need a physical copy to play and another sealed physical copy to keep? Especially of a game that has been available digitally and for a cheaper price for a rather long time and that you could have played ages ago? It would easily be enough to get just one physical copy later on to display on your shelf.
I mean, 15 years ago, you would have largely had no choice if you want a sealed videogame collection (for whatever reason), but nowadays, that's not really the case. That's not to say that there might not be legitimate reasons to want 2 copies other than profiting off of them (even though I think 1 per person per platform would suffice).
Anyway, I don't really care either way, but that's probably down to the fact that so far, none of the games offered by LRG have been interesting enough to me to even try to get a copy. I imagine I might feel differently when there's something that I want.
website still showing 1 PS4 copy available
Yes, I realize it probably isn't.....
Some people still dont go digital.In today's digital world, would you really need a physical copy to play and another sealed physical copy to keep? Especially of a game that has been available digitally and for a cheaper price for a rather long time and that you could have played ages ago? It would easily be enough to get just one physical copy later on to display on your shelf.
I mean, 15 years ago, you would have largely had no choice if you want a sealed videogame collection (for whatever reason), but nowadays, that's not really the case. That's not to say that there might not be legitimate reasons to want 2 copies other than profiting off of them (even though I think 1 per person per platform would suffice).
Anyway, I don't really care either way, but that's probably down to the fact that so far, none of the games offered by LRG have been interesting enough to me to even try to get a copy. I imagine I might feel differently when there's something that I want.
If it makes you feel any better, I've had zero issues with both releases so far. I'm not doing any fancy bundles, registering for an account, starting late, or ordering multiple copies. But I haven't had any issues.
