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The PS Plus October 2021 Asia free games lineup has been confirmed, and one extra game being added that isn't out in the US and UK.
I don't know why. But I recall this is common early on in the lifecycle of the PS4 they got killzone shadow fall and nowhere else did
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Recently, there's been an uptick in an unfortunate trend where gamers must download full collections to be able to play any of the included games.
The Doom and Ezio collections I’ll give you, but are you insinuating it takes you all that long to download two retro Castlevania games?
Well no because then you're opening up possibilities that Devs will try to get away with forcing you to use a 1 time code to have to download the other half of the game, trying to destroy the Idea of sharing games, and also requires you to download a game online when perhaps services may be down or you have no internet (for whatever reason) or a garbage 1mbs internet speed
What is the point of a physical release of a collection where you have to download most of the games? And my understand is that the Doom 2016 disc is literally the vanilla release disc. No patches or anything included.
One of the appeals of these kinds of releases is that you are getting a full package ON DISC. They might as well have done this as a digital-only release, the physical release is completely pointless and even deceptive I would say.
Doom 1 and 2 are maybe 100 meg in total... doom 3 would be the only sizable download here, this is a really bad example.
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