Digital vs non Digital

Not a gamer so have no idea why one would be better or more desired than the other. Can someone enlighten me? null

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Digital vs non Digital 

Not a gamer so have no idea why one would be better or more desired than the other. Can someone enlighten me? null

Nizle · Accepted Answer

Digital is nice because you don't need to carry or keep track of physical game cartridges.

Howjerdaygo · Answer

If you get tired of a game or just don’t like it if you have the physic copy you can sell it digital you are just stuck with it

Daniel · Answer

Physical cartridges can be sold if you change your mind about the game or finish playing it, but digital purchases are forever (or at least until Nintendo stops supporting the eshop). Digital games can be downloaded to your switch and you don't need to carry around the carts to play them, but you also need a lot more hard drive space for that. I like to buy physical games when I don't know for sure if I want to keep a game, then I buy the digital if I like it enough to be in my "permanent" collection.

Answered by Daniel 3 years ago

Verified Purchase

Klwx · Answer

Switch has limited storage. Recommend physical games for switch.

Penny314 · Answer

Digital versions don't come with cartridges. You download them on your device for access. I personally prefer buying cartridges because if your device becomes damaged at least you'll still have all of your games.

Answered by Penny314 6 years ago

ChrisMarroquin · Answer

Many consider digital to be just more convenient. While others, like me, prefer to own the actual card and case. Also later on makes it easier to sell the system.

Martin · Answer

Digital means you don’t have to carry the cartridge around or worry about Losing it but digital games take up more of your internal storage on the console than physical games.

Masonsmemal · Answer

Welcome to my world...lol.. That was until I was schooled in video games..lol... Either game is good, one you actually have an actual game, while the other is available only on digital. I prefer to have the actual cartridge so that my grandson can play it any where with anyone.

Answered by Masonsmemal 6 years ago

“Digital vs non Digital Not a gamer so have no idea why one would be better or more desired than the other. Can someone enlighten me?”

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