Metal Gear Solid Collection: Nintendo Switch Owners Are MAD!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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I’d gladly pay extra for everything to be on a cartridge.
GLADLY! Very angry about this gimped version
Back in the early 1990s with Sega MegaDrive/Genesis and SNES they always priced games that required a bigger chipset more to compensate. Never had a problem with this, it was the CD era that ended this practice.
I was actually thinking back recently on some of the game stuff I've sold or lost or had stolen over the years. And how rare much of that stuff is now, how much it's worth (at this moment alone). It got me thinking, a lot of people are buying digital now, stores don't have the kind of selection and displays and so on like they used to. So... get as many physical copies as you can now, especially switch cartridges. Go to game stores buy used, it's cheaper, still an investment. Go online and buy the rarest games you can. For example, there's a port of the PSP "Prinny" games, 1 and 2. Already they're pricey. So, think ahead 10 years. Gold.
@@ShockinglyBlehi remember when Zelda ocarina of time just released, it was $80. Games dip in price a little, especially "used" copies, which are still usually brand new and played once. Once they're not sold new anymore then the value starts to increase depending how rare it is.
For old games. Haha they must LOOOOOOVE people like you.
I'd pay an extra $10 for an actual physical release.
And I'd pay extra on top of that to get everything on the cart
They don't even have a cart big enough.
@@tomsimmons7673 Oh 32GB is easily enough, the 30GB of videos could be compressed down, with downloadable full quality ones available
We already pay that tax as is.
Your right I would pay more actually, I am super against digital only games
There is nothing weird about the Vita collection. It has high resolution portable gaming.
And Snake Eater on 3ds allowed crouch walking.
im loving the Vita version, Got it before their license ran out last year and love that you can use the camera and switch to old camera.
I beat 3 for the first time on the vita. It was a very high quality port.
Nothing weird about them at all. That is a bizarre comment.
It's weird for lacking the Peace Walker unlike the other platforms that the HD collection was on, so Vita players are stuck into playing the original PW game without proper right analog stick camera and trophies.
@@spongebobfan78considering the vita can natively play psp games….yeah that’s very odd.
The main problem I have with physical releases not having the games on the medium is when years down the road when Nintendo stops support for the switch those games will just become expensive paper weights
Oh yeah right believe that if you want. They stopped supporting the gamecube and metal gear twin snakes is still expensive. Please 🙄🙄
@@knapper212 MGS the twin snakes contains the entire game. He's saying because these cartridges won't contain the entire game it's not great for game preservation. Gamecube games didn't hardly even need patches though, so it's a not a 1 to 1 comparison since modern games are unpolished garbage and all need patches day 1.
@@hypnoticdrain Ahh makes sense. Ok.
lame excuse tho, yall just always say this
its 2023, digital makes up something like 80% of all sales, grow up you dont need plastic
Thanks for the info RGT. This physical version is an easy pass for me. I'll grab the collection when it goes on 50% sale in a few months.
If i can wait. I've actually been wanting to play mgs3 again and have been resisting playing it on an emulator. Only thing i don't get is, why people ever pay full price for a digital copy, when there's a physical copy for the game. This digital BS is going to change things with collectors eventually. As though game collecting isn't insanely over priced already.
Digital copies are always 10% less than physical since sales tax is included on the eshop
It’ll probably go on sale on Black Friday a month after it releases
At least the digital was not high gb saw it on the eShop on less they change it
A Nintendo item going on sale for 50% off?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA……..
I'd legit pay the extra $10-$15 or whatever it costs to have them all on one cartridge. Hate when companies do this
If it was complete on the cartridge I would have paid whatever, day one. Now I'll be waiting for a deep sale (physical or digital).
I have these games elsewhere. I was really excited, until I saw the download required (especially how much comes on cart vs download required). For me, the point of buying physical is so you do not need internet, I have no consoles connected. If I wanted to download these games, there’s a ton of options.
I don't blame em. Blame Nintendo. Those cartridges are expensive for publishers depending on the cartridge size they want to use.
it's easy just don't pay for them. Stop giving these companies money if you really want change.
@@artofchangExcept plenty of other companies have fit a ton the cartridges. Konami just doesn't care
@@artofchang what else could they use but custom cartridges, if Nintendo wanted physical games on Switch? I just don’t support digital “physical” games, at that point what are you buying? A box & Digital copy you have to keep track of, taking up space.
@@LeonSKennedy7777keep bowing to your overlords
Props on the Play-Asia sponsorship dude. They are my favourite place to buy games from.
Love Play Asia as they sell physical copies of games that'll never come in the US.
@saysoun752 Yup. I think at least half of my physicals have come from Play-Asia, particularly my Switch games.
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@@mattcook8930 Damn, I wish. They can pay me by sending me everything in my wishlist.
@@Estorium wink wink
Imagine a digital game not working unless the cartridge is in.
Yes, because y'all keep supporting this DRM garbage
You don't have to, it's already reality.
this has gone from a day one physical purchase for me to a "will buy it digitally when it goes on sale". well played, konami 👍
its really not a huge deal
@@Z-Mikes00 in the grand scheme of life, not many things are a huge deal - especially not video games. and yet here we are talking about them nonetheless
@@YoungThosOk now that's just overkill, bro just said it wasn't such a big deal to him
@@YoungThosit's literally still going to be the same experience, I fail to see how it somehow not something to look forward to now
@@zs4580 I will look forward to buying it digitally when it goes on sale
The problem with digital owner ship is that you theoretically pay full price for a game you „borrow“ do to the digital shops terms of Service which state that they are able to revoke the bought content at any time (if you get your money back is unknown to me but I guess depends on which store you bought from) making it impossible to get hold of „real“ MGS ownership on the switch
We need to get the TWIN SNAKES back!
Agreed ! The Twin Snakes Version is so much better than the Ps1 Version !
I normally fast forward and ignore sponsor pitches, but I will be watching Play-Asia to see if they get a full physical version of this collection. They have been around to save the day on other occasions where US releases get this download nonsense.
That's good to know
I'm unfamiliar with this. Where does Play Asia source to get copies that have the full game on the card?
I buy most of my Switch games from Play Asia these days as I've grown sick and tired of the download requirement BS(making physical copies pointless) and North American releases of Japanese games always getting censored and cut in content(I bought Seven Pirates H for the Switch from Play Asia as I know damn well the American English localizers will ruin the localization of the North American/Worldwide version).
They never did. Those where the normal asian versions.
@@ptroit They get the asian release, the asian release is the one that releases to all of those smaller countries in Asia that don't have a big enough market to get their own releases (unlike china, South Korea, or Japan). Historically, not all of these countries had access to the eshop. Singapore for example didn't have the eshop during the 3ds era, so they got more games as physical releases. This trend continues today with the asian release often having all the content on the cart.
What's "weird" about the Vita collection? It's just a collection of Metal Gear Solid 2 & 3, a great port of the HD remasters Bluepoint made for the PS3 / 360 era, which was based on the Substance and Subsistence versions of the games and even had the same MSX Metal Gear games included from Subsistence. Had a physical release and everything is on the cart.
He's on Nintendo's payroll
The only benefit to this physical edition is that it allows you to have unlimited "keys" if you will. Digital games only allow you to download the game to a certain number of consoles, but the physical version despite being nothing more than an access key will allow you to play the content on any Switch you want. You aren't limited to a certain amount of access keys like you are with digital.
I think you are wrong here. Usually it's one game on the cartridge and the rest is available via download codes included in the case.
They should have put the games on a cart, and all the rest could be a download. I actually hope one the specialty game port companies will put the games on a cart, so I can buy an actual physical copy. As an example, I will be ordering the Alien Isoaltion cart from limited run
I think if you can't even get one of the games on the cart, then the cart is entirely useless. It's like those physical releases of games that are just a box with a code.
imagine buying this cartridge 10 years later from a thrift store and you put it in and you discover you have to download data from some ancient shut down server.
No different than buying cartridge and finding out you cant download the patch updates that make it playable.
@@peanutt82004 yeah that's what i meant by a server that has shut down. it doesn't exist so they can't download it lol.
This was previously released on the PS3!!!! The HD collection and The Legacy Collection!!!! Everything here included in that collection!!!!
Play-Asia is my jam!!
Without them I wouldn't have gotten my hands on Japanese 3DS exclusives, physical versions of switch games that only released digitally in the West, and a plethora of games exclusive to the Asian regions of the world which include English support options!
They've never steered me wrong! And buying with express shipping is worth it to me since I can get the things I ordered in less than a week after ordering!
There was a similar collection released on PS3 The MGS Legacy Collection that contained all the games including the NES and PSP title. MGS 1 and the VR missions were available in this collection as digital downloads.
No, the PS3 version never had the NES games. MSX ones, yes
@@gregovitch That’s my mistake it was the MSX2 version of MG
It also comes with MGS4.
They were HD remastered as well, also released on Vita
Fantastic Collection
I am just thankful that Konami decided to port this on the switch.
There was a time (SNES) when if the box said Konami on it I bought it. Contra, axelay, castlevania and even the buster bunny games were top draw. I miss that Konami.
I looked past MGS the first time around because the number of quality releases around that time was staggering. My older more patient self might just dip for it this time.
Rip silent hills
I wish they would bring back Axelay!! One of my favorite games of all time.
We need more castlevania games 😭
Konami was better during ps1
@@Phaserdeathno we don't
If the MGS doesn’t come in physical, I will pass! I already have these games anyway
Wish there was a collectors edition with a Big Boss Statue and 300 Page ArtBook
Funny you mentioned Play-Asia in this video. My physical copy of The Final Fantasy I - VI Collection for the Switch came in today. Next time I buy from them, I'm springing for priority shipping.
The only thing I wanted was a remake of the original Metal Gear games showing Solid Snake first missions before the Metal Gear Solid storyline in modern graphics.
But instead we get these imports instead of a new game or two.
I'm still pumped as he'll for this game man. You were so right about the direct man. Like you, I am a HUGE fan of metal gear and I own every copy of the MG games but like you I love the fact of having the cream of the crop in a portable version. It's just convenient. I play my Switch in hand-held mode only. I've haven't docked it once. The dock is still in the box. 😆 I just chill on my couch and play man. I will be getting a 1TB USD card though I'm already having to archive stuff to be able to download things, and I have a 256GB as we speak 😂. Thanks for the video RGT
I like your comment because I didnt really understand the excitement about the collection coming to switch because I know most people probably have these games but i wasnt really looking into the convivence that comes with having these games on handheld.
I have a 1TB card in mine; it's awesome. I do wish 2TB cards would come down in price, though... games are getting chonky these days. 😂
@jasmeralia Yea it's truly crazy how games are getting bigger, but also like RGT said sometimes they don't manage or optimize space or size of things.
when you sell physical, the base content needs to all be there. No download required with the exception of patches. The game must be able to run without them. Otherwise you got Little big planet Karting all over again and that game is unable to run with the patches.
We few who live by the psychical release really SHOULD be a bit upset. If I take the time to get an actual set I want the security of knowing that the things I've bought will NEVER be taken away from me. Nintendo just isn't trustworthy yet to me after the eShop disaster.
Remember in the past people paid more for the games because the carts needed more memory. Consumers paid for them. Why is it an issue today?
Really wanted twin snakes in there, backlash aside, Kojima himself was the one who suggested the remake be over the top
I'm glad I'm not the only one!
Im surprised i haven't seen people mention that mgs4 will finally be ported to new consoles since they filled volume 1 with so many games.
Yeah this is one of my main concerns with any collections that come out for consoles these days. If a game isn't on the cart is is not good enough for me. It is better than a one time download code in a box but that is a low bar.
The thing about physical copies are Nintendo cant take them away from you.
How are all these remasters and the new Mario 2.5D game worth a full RRP? Are nintendo fanboys that willing to buy games that an indie developer could have produced in a couple of months for full price? Just beggars belief that people are so gullible
Buddy, ToTK has some of the best devs in the world to shrink that game to almost 17 GBs. Just these three games (with none of the extra content) were massive single player games and still are. I think 24 GBs is respectable. If you can’t afford an extra 69GB external storage then you pry can’t afford the bundle and your not a huge MGS fan which is fine. I’m so pumped for this though. This is one of those collections though if you own a different console like series x or ps4. You get on there just for performance reasons. Awesome Nintendo did this though
I remember as a kid dying on purpose just to hear the SNAKEEEEEEE. It never gets old.
Really wish they would just remake all these old games, not just re-release them.
Nostalgia is slowly dying each time a future classic get released in digital form. 20 years from now, will we be able to reminisce by playing a title like this one or hand down our experiences to a younger family member?
I’m sure by then the rom will be easily emulated. Even more than now.
My main concern with the cartridge over digital is not so much to have it all on the cart, but that I do not have to go though a internet check every time I pick up the game. If the cart is the sign that I can play both what is on the cart and downloaded, I'm good with that. I mostly use my Switch on the go and do not regularly have internet to hook up to, so those checks are a pain to me.
I refuse to buy anything that requires a constant internet check. It pisses me off
most downloaded games (at least not the annoying developer ones) on the switch, at least, do not need online checks.....
You can play always play offline unless you're sharing your account with someone
@@robertfota4109Always online must die at any cost.
Honestly, my plan will be to buy a dedicated memory card large enough for this release and any future volumes. Hopefully Portable OPS 1 & 2 will make its way to the Switch in the next collection.
Well the "vol 1" part of the tile implies they may be included in future collections. And I doubt 4 and 5 will be same volume
I still have my original mgs2 and mgs3 strategy guides!!! Super pumped that og graphics for mgs1 still used
Not buying a digital game not on cartridge. Nope. This is lying to the customer.
It’s the case for a lot of games these days.
Even if the game is fully on the card, you mostly still need to download a patch
@@FuZZbaLLbee you have to check for it. Zelda Totk e FF16 are still fully playable even without patch. Also Street fighter 6..
We don't have to adapt to the worst.. we have to fight for the best.
Thanks for reminding me about that Ninja Gaiden Collection. I still need to order that from them.
Unmetal gets a physical release this month 👍
It is strange that not even a single game is going to be on the cartridge. The Resident Evil trilogy collection was similar, but it at least had 4 on the cartridge.
ok, good to know; won't be getting it
EDIT: for me the whole point of this compilation was so have it preserved on a cart.
Problem with physical nowadays is that games are released unfinished and need patches
I have all these games in PS1, 2 and 3. And I would love to have them on the Switch for "on the go" but if it is not really a Physical release, I will just wait until its highly discounted and get it for the PS5
Many years ago, didn’t Hideo Kojima implored fans to pretend that “Snake’s Revenge” never existed because it was bad and he had nothing to do with it’s development?
Don't worry RGT, I sold my Metal Gear collection too. Im glad theyre releasing digital versions of the games at affordable prices. I hope we get Metal Gear Acid 1 and 2 on Switch on volume 2, that would be lit.
Metal Gear Acid will probably be a PlayStation Premium exclusive if it ever does come out thanks to some clever finagling Sony did with PSP publishing, just FYI.
I still haven't played the Acid games. They've been in my backlog forever and were the first PSP games I installed on my hacked pstv. After I finish TOTK I may have to finally tackle them. I can't even remember if they are canon or not.
@@form4li7ythe AC!D games are not connected to the canon Metal Gear story. (though AC!D 1 and 2 are connected with each other)
Metal Gear Portable Ops and Ghost Babel are in the gray area. (MPO's story is connected to MGS4 and Ghost Babel's special mission reveal is connected to MGS2 and a little foreshadowing for MGSV's ending reveal)
@@gunplamaniac8500 Thanks for the comment on Acids canon. I knew about MPO because I liked it's story and looked into it more back then. Didn't know about Ghost Babel's connection to MGS5 though. MGS5 disappointed me so much that I never took a deep dive into it. Oh the loathing I still have for Konami's servers, the linking of them to in-game items, and the messed up way the story was handled.
I’m more frustrated by the omission of Twin Snakes. It really was the definitive version of MGS1.
All I want to know is if the controls have been modernized. Everything else is gravy.
This makes absolutely no sense. When you go to the eshop; each metal gear game is listed in the mb for files sizes; with snake eater being the largest at 375mb. The entire collection with all the content is listed at 1.7gb. How are they not able to fit this into even the smallest 4gb or 8 gb cart?
Rightfully so!! Not only can I not preorder the stupid cartridge cuz it seems to be gone already but it’s basically pointless to have anyways! Smh
Something to keep in mind about the sizes. These are the HD remasters made for the PS3 and the Xbox 360, their not just ps2 ports. So naturally the sizes will be bigger. The switch typically releases ps3/360 era games and runs them well. But shrinking the sizes may have caused issues.
I felt like they should have the games on the cartridge and the rest of the content for download. Back when I bought the Borderlands collection for the Switch, it had the first game on the cartridge and the Pre-Sequel and 2 for download, and I was a little disappointed about that but I think it’s unfortunately expected with these collections.
It's expected because you buy it
Metal Gear 2 is underrated for what all it did for being such an older title. I know it’s basically 8bit MGS, but the story and its impact on the rest of the series is quality
Indeed, i finish that game after 13 years thinking about it. It was a good game, a little bit tricky but it was nice to play a game like that.
I’m just curious how the psycho mantis fight is going to work. Needing to jump ports, reading your memory card were innovative and kinda creepy/suprizing at the time.
I also wish they had the twin snakes edition as well. It was different enough from the original that I feel it shouldn’t be black listed from a compilation list as it was a gateway for a lot of people that had a GameCube.
It probably is going to be something similar to when you Play it on PS3 or PSP or on an emulator where you just switch controller ports on a menu
Have a second controller ready prior to the fight
Disconnect the joy con to act as port 2 :o LOL
Vol 2 for Switch owners will probably have PW + Twin Snakes with PO/ACID etc cuz I just don't see Phantom Pain and MGS4 running on them
@natedog101591 That's what I was thinking too. It's one of the greatest, clever, and unique boss fights.
The Asia version might have more on the cart. That was the case with final fantasy 10 collection
I already have the Ninja Gaiden collection on switch, but i'd love to grab a physical version. I'm currently playing through the second game, in fact. Thanks Nintendo for getting me to finish games that i had as kid but never played past the first couple mins
Does it have the nes games?
Just wondering about the Ninja Gaiden Collection what's in the physical version without any DLC or patches?
@@silveredgrunion7196no but that's on the Nintendo Switch Online NES emulator
@Mmmmmk247 too right, well done. Sometimes I forget how many classics I have there haha
I just love how all these kids are finding out so many of their favorite franchises have roots in early Nintendo consoles.
Hopefully the Japan version including everything 😢 Also hoping for batman collection too i need complete game
I appreciate the presence of the NES games. I hope a future volume has The Twin Snakes and all of the spin-off games. It would be cool to see literally every piece of MG media playable on the Switch, though I don't know if it can handle MGS 4 or 5.
I think that the version of MGS1 that they will go with is the version they brought to PSN back in the PS3 days. It’s been a while since I booted it up so I’m not too sure if it’s OG Mei Ling VA or updated VA.
There’s also the Legacy Collection version which I think is the most recent version of the game ported again to PS3 but on a disc this time. I believe that this version is the updated VA.
All this to say, they’ll probably go with whatever version they most recently used, which I think was the legacy collection Lol
i have the ps3 version of mgs1 and the voices are unaltered.
Bro this collection was the hypest moment in the direct for me,Super Mario RPG is a close second
The fact that it doesn't have the GameCube remake of MGS is criminal
This is our future. They are slowly just not producing physical copy version of games. It’s happening a lot I’ve noticed with new games coming out past few months. Starfield and Alan Wake 2 for example.
My only problem would be when the servers go down you more or less have an empty cartridge
One positive about the physical is that its not like a code in a box. It won't be tied to an account, so you can let someone borrow it or sell it and that person can download the games just like you did. Not at all ideal, but it's something.
there's an identifier on the initial install. so unless you're sharing your Nintendo accounts passwords...
You could buy it for years on PlayStation store (ps3 , ps tv etc) . Nothing to my knowledge was changed
I am so excited for this series! I didn't grow up playing Metal Gear and now I can play it for the first time! I mostly played Mario as a kid and I never played Metal Gear or Metroid Prime.
Until Brawl right?
You’re in for a wild ride
Have fun!
The one thing I'm concerned is.. will Konami delete Kojima Productions' logo at the beginning of each games....?
The one Thing i 'm concerned is... will the Memory Card Cheat works by the Psycho Mantis Boss on the Switch 🤔
Thank you for the measured, rational take.
I pretty much agree.
Though, I wish the games were at least on a game card. They were never going to include a second 32gb game card just for bonus material. That’s the down side of not having optical discs. My preference would have been to have the games on a game card and, depending on what exactly the bonus content is, give you the option of downloading the different parts a la carte or in one large bundle.
It also would have been an amazing touch to give switch owners a copy of twin snakes. That would have shut up the naysayers. I bought that about a year ago; it was like $150 bucks.
I hope the HD versions aren't just ports left on 720p.
Great video RGT, I actually never got into MGS so I’m really looking forward to all the buzz I’ve heard about it. I had a buddy in college that I watched MGS2 and I just remember the story being pretty excellent, but never actually played it myself. 😊 I got an extra 256 gig card still in the package for future switch games! 😁 MGS and Super Mario RPG will be going on there for sure! 😊
Anybody who hasn't played the MSX games, don't sleep on them! Metal Gear 2 in particular is brilliant. Definitely a little funky by today's standards but it still holds up IMO.
Damn, this is the crossover I never thought that I'd see 😄 Aloha \m/
Soundtrack was pretty great
How is the racist GF, doood?
What up fin!
Metal Gear Solid vol 1, Batman Arkham, Super Mario RPG, Mario Wonder, legend of zelda daddydorf amiibo! This was a good direct!
Most Sony games you can play without an update, forever physical.
I'm with you dude. I mean it's disappointing that we don't get the whole thing on cartridge but I'm still buying it. It's one of my all time favorite franchises.
And this is why we get this garbage.
@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 then don't buy it. Nobody said you had to.
Issue is we could do as you said and not buy it, but in the end it gonna hurt non buyer/everyone as well in the future, this assuming Konami and other keep doing this(and they will), because if it gonna sell well to the masses regardless if they do competent job or not, there no incentive to do the task at hand right
ps vita mgs3 was ahead of its time... the nostalgia
Solid collection. Really enjoy these games.
I see what you did there!
The collection is kind of liquid.
5% isn't jack s***.
This is why I'm excited to hopefully get this on steam so I could just download it whenever the heck out I want to play
It is already on steam just has age restriction.
@@cactusman07pimno it isn't. Steam only has MGS:V and the remake of MGS:3
Steam also has emudeck which includes PS2 emulation
The two things that got me about MGS for the PS. Finding the codex code on the back of the game case and puting the controller in port two
Hate to say but the PS6/ Xbox Whatever gen, there probably won't be any physical discs. Tbh even Nintendo maybe shift to all digital next gen.
I can easily see that being the case. The convenience of digital downloads is just too enticing for most people now.
I have already own most MGS games physically anyway(don’t own MGS but do have Twin Snakes and I did have MGSV but sold it on PS3 and got it digital on PS4). So it really comes down to price from retailers for the physical release for me.
Are Switch owners genuinely mad? Or is this pure clickbait.
I'm kind of annoyed, but at least it's not a cloud version of PS2 games. The real test is MGS4. It better show up.
Yes I'm mad, they could have at least put 1 or 2 of the games on the cartridge. Instead, there is only 2GB of worthless crap on the cartridge!
Thats crazy I just wish listed the first metal gear the playstation one and it said only 456 megabytes
Not buying it then.
Cry some more :)
@@novustaIks7525 still not buying it
I’ll still buy it, but I really want to play the Twin Snakes version of MGS1.
I love play Asia. I've been shopping with them for over a decade. That direct was all right yesterday. I mostly excited for Super Mario RPG though since I never played the game and I finally get a chance to without paying and ungodly amount for it on eBay lol.
No worries, the pirates will compile a fully functional digital copy for prosperity.
How many more times do you people wanna upload the same videos 🤦♂️. You can buy a 512Gb microSD card for just $40 these days, physical games are dead, accept it already and move on.
Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Snake's Revenge take place between MGS5 and MGS. MG shows what happens to Venom Snake and MG2 takes place in Zanzibar (where Grey Fox died).
it will be physical when u put it on an sd card
thats not what we refer to as "physical" in terms of video game collecting.
@@AB-sr9mc it's called joke bruh
Still going to get this for Switch regardless. IF the games are physically on the PS disc, I'll double dip and get it for that too but gotta have that portable gaming experience for MGS on the Switch!
Okay, but why buy this physically at all? What makes the physical copy of this special? The plastic and shelf decoration? If that’s it, at least that’s an answer, I can see someone valuing that. But, the transition from physical to digital for me is made easier by things like this. I’m starting to value some things only digitally. Not everything, but eventually, maybe everything.