Sealed or not sealed - That's the question

zeeyah · #1 11-07-2010, 10:01 PM

Quick q, for cross-platform games, I've noticed usually PS3 tends to sell out quicker and also hold its value the most in terms of collector editions.. Which console do you guys usually choose?

scourdx · #2 11-08-2010, 01:37 AM

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Originally Posted by zeeyah

Quick q, for cross-platform games, I've noticed usually PS3 tends to sell out quicker and also hold its value the most in terms of collector editions..

PS3 is region free and you don't need to swap disc. I prefer PS3 game unless there is a PC collector edition.

zeeyah · #3 11-08-2010, 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by scourdx

PS3 is region free and you don't need to swap disc. I prefer PS3 game unless there is a PC collector edition.

ahh i see. that would make sense =p. do PC collector's usually hold value too? I thought pc games usually dont have that much resale value after the fact

scourdx · #4 11-08-2010, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by zeeyah

ahh i see. that would make sense =p. do PC collector's usually hold value too? I thought pc games usually dont have that much resale value after the fact

PC don't hold as much value as they used to because of the DRM incorporate into the game like Steam. So once you use it, you can't sell it. However I prefer PC because of it ability to mod and gives you the best graphic output. Also mod gives you tons of replay value which console can't give you.

View Poll Results: Sealed or not Sealed
Buy sealed games to keep them factory sealed	3	25.00%
Buy two copies and open only one for certain releases	2	16.67%
Buy two copies of all your games and open one	1	8.33%
It doesn't matter if it's open or retailer sealed, as long as new and good condition	7	58.33%
It can be damage and open, it doesn't matter the game itself counts.	0	0%
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