Another Good Argument for Buying Physical Copies


Yes, although these days with network-connected players and so on, content owners are gaining the opportunity to block the playback of physical discs and so on too.
 
Watch your movie in July and use a screen recorder.

Problem solved.

If Disney cheats you then cheat Disney.
 
That's why I've only bought things on Steam to use with interpreters (Jedi Outcast, RTCW, Doom, etc.). The data files are what I want anyway, especially on Pandora, not the old Windoze engines. I still prefer GOG's business model though.
 
If it's DRM-free, I prefer it without physical storage (there simply is not much space in my appartment).

Movies would be too big for my HDDs anyway, so I buy BDs and am still pissed, that I cannot watch them on my PC...
 
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If it's DRM-free, I prefer it without physical storage (there simply is not much space in my appartment).
I've got the same problem (with books mostly as I don't owe that many movies or games). However I'll deliberately strip DRM from everything possible.
 
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