Each cookie is unique to your web browser. What are cookies?Ĭookies are simple text files that are stored on your computer or mobile device by a website’s server. By visiting plati.market you agree that plati.market may use cookies to be processed by Google Analytics and Yandex.Metrika. The cost for developers if also lower, without the worry of manufacturing and distributing the physical copies, more money and time can be spent on the development of the game – it will be argued this wouldn’t happen and they’d just pocket the savings, but lets be optimistic – and the benefit to the environment is obvious.Please read this cookie policy carefully before using plati.market operated by us. It can’t be argued against the convenience of a digital download, compared to the ‘effort’ needed to order and wait for a physical release. Remedy Games are right, there has been a recent shift in gaming culture towards the digital only releases, with consoles themselves coming cheaper if you opt for the no disc drive options.
No news about Europe and other territories yet, but it would stand to reason it’d follow America in that regard. No official announcement regarding the same decision has been made by Ryu Ga Gotoku, but it has been uncovered that there won’t be a physical release of the latest Yakuza game in America, but Japan will be getting one. Alan Wake II’s developers Remedy Games announced the move last week, stating the reason to be the shifting culture of digital only gamers, as well as to ensure the game’s price stays cheaper than it would if it also had a physical release.
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