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Is there any way to legally acquire Scott Pilgrim vs. The World?
- Thread starter Chrno
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I'm less concerned with whether a game is subjectively considered good by anybody on the planet and more concerned with the idea that a piece of work should be able to be enjoyed by anyone who wants to give it a whirl.
Except this game would never exist if it weren't for digital distribution.
It probably won't help you OP, but I just want to point out that you can still redownload the game if your PS/Xbox account owns it.
So what you really need to obtain is an account with the game, not a console. Digital games are tied to accounts, not hardware.
So what you really need to obtain is an account with the game, not a console. Digital games are tied to accounts, not hardware.
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Yeah, I didn't get it back then.
Not sure how much I can fork for an account that has it. Money is tight and the whole reason I wanted it was because back when it released my brother bought it for us to play. We got through half the game and before we could finish his ps3 was stolen :/
It's his 30th birthday next week and I wanted to surprise him with the game + an all night gaming session but it looks like I'll have to settle with something else.
Physical game with licensing issue > not always a purchasable game and if so, for a limited timePhysical game with no licensing issues -> Purchasable game
Physical game with licensing issues -> Purchasable game
Digital game with no licensing issues -> Purchasable game
Digital game with licensing issues -> Not purchasable game
Digital game with licensing issue > not always a purchasable game and if so, for a limited time
but yes, bullshit indeed.
Lol, you got some people banned OP for starting a talk about possible illegal ways to acquire a game.
Anyways, back to the topic: There's really no way to get this game now, other than family of yours sharing the game to a ps3 of yours through the family share on the console. That or just wait for a re-release on current console.
Which is why is beautiful to get games on physical editions.
Anyways, back to the topic: There's really no way to get this game now, other than family of yours sharing the game to a ps3 of yours through the family share on the console. That or just wait for a re-release on current console.
Which is why is beautiful to get games on physical editions.
Do you really not understand that physical games can be bought used?
I created some terrible games using Klik and Play. Should they be considered "work"?
Hilariously, the Anamanaguchi soundtrack is still available on iTunes and Spotify.
You can get the OST anytime you like, but not the actual game.
Yes. You can say they're terrible (and you could be right), but if someone somewhere wants to play them, shouldn't they be able to play them?
Yeah, since it's based on the movie, Universal is the gatekeeper here. O'Malley had a thread of tweets about this over the past year, said he brings it up whenever he can, but Ubisoft doesn't want to deal with Universal or something.
He's on board, Anamanaguchi are on board, it's the two U's.
