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Either you have to wait for a game to stock up again or you are waiting for it to come to your doorstep.
It would be great if PC games were bought far more easier.
Presumably from the internet. Internet buying is cheaper and even though there's a small number of computer hackers and a few perverts, we still have a very safe network running across the world.
But from the large waiting time just to get your game, i think with modems hopefully getting past the 56k mark i would like to see us buying games and dowloading them, directly from their sites, for a very good price, so game packaging and rumbling with the EU shipping rights, with the faster modems and no waiting time maybe this could become part of the future?
Either you have to wait for a game to stock up again or you are waiting for it to come to your doorstep.
It would be great if PC games were bought far more easier.
Presumably from the internet. Internet buying is cheaper and even though there's a small number of computer hackers and a few perverts, we still have a very safe network running across the world.
But from the large waiting time just to get your game, i think with modems hopefully getting past the 56k mark i would like to see us buying games and dowloading them, directly from their sites, for a very good price, so game packaging and rumbling with the EU shipping rights, with the faster modems and no waiting time maybe this could become part of the future?
But I think people are aa bit unsure of buying things like computer games off the net and downloading them, not me but otjers!
Everything is much cheaper on the net and if you are lucky enough to stumble accross a site like this your in luck, you can find out more information about related subjects! I love it, and am trying to learn as much as i can about it before something new comes out. I hate it when I get left behind and don't know enough about the new things to move on.
Of course, modems do have to be upgraded.
What has happened to modems? It seemed to stop at 52K, where's the 104K?
My font's back to normal now.
all you need is a credit/debit card and you can do all your christmas shopping from your armchair while watching films.
or "get a bank loan while having breakfast up Mnt Fugi, it's a liberating experiance".
The PS2 is rumoured to be having a hard drive add-on to enable you to do this direct from Sony in the future, again you can copy from the PS2 hard drive to a CD-RW for permanent storage, but whether the idea will actually take off will depend on consumer demand and the availablity of CD-RW on a wide basis in consumers' homes.
What this would mean for Game Stores (like SR) in the future is that they will have to diversify and become more competitive.
What it means for gamers is that for the first time patches will be downloadable for console games, whereas before you had to return a CD to the developer to get a new version. It also means no more waiting for the newest releases, you can just surf for the title you want and then download at will. EA now provide this option to PC users, not just for patches but for downloading new games by credit card too.
They could be the suppliers of the games, and you can pay on the spot, on the net, within half and hour, you've got the game!