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I agree, unfortunately, limited storage space, the very low price during digital sales and the fact it’s becoming so rare to even have a disk or cartridge inside the box.
I remember buying a game when I was young, ripping it open, and reading the manual on the ride home. I definitely do miss that
I still got my Skyrim and AC Black Flag maps hanging on my wall. Along with my Los Santos and Liberty City maps. Also unrelated but the Guardian of the Galaxy Inferno poster I got with the blu-ray of Guardians 2.
Oooooh I got the pre order version of Skyrim by accident it came with a t shirt and a cloth map.
I was just supposed to get the game and nothing else.
God that was such a dope day.
Still have my Halo 3 poster
Reading the game book in the case was the most hyped you could ever get. DK 1-3, Halo CE/2 immediately come to mind as amazing lore and world builders.
The physical map that came with Rome total war was so useful
Except unfortunately nowadays you get a special edition and all you get is this exclusive digital outfit or early access to ranks in our battlepass, maybe a sticker or two
Even the statues these days you get with the big editions are crap for lack of a better word (Venom statue for the upcoming Spider-Man 2 got leaked/released and it’s janky af
I used to love getting physical editions and have an actual map or something to put up on my wall
Starfield gets a little more hate than it deserves, but the Collectors Edition Chronomark Watch is actually pretty nice.
The maps you’d get with GTA titles – one side poster one side map. Ah good times.
It wasn’t much, but when I got a tiny, stapled booklet (a “Ranger’s Guide” or somethin) in my copy of Rune Factory 5 on the Switch, I kept staring at it for days. Wish more games did that, especially with how big the plastic cases are.
I remember loving buying the release collectors versions for like 20-40 dollars extra, because they came with a bunch of fun swag. I’ve still got the steelbook cases for the 2009-2012 Call of Duty games, and my pre-order Skyrim map.
First one I ever got was a full color cloth map that shipped with Ultima 5 I got some time in 89-90. I’ve been hooked on RPGs since.
One of my favourite preorder bonuses was the t-shirt that came with the Resident Evil 6 steel book edition. It was a gift from my sister when she got her first job. Not a birthday gift or christmas gift, just a kind gesture.
I miss that shirt.
The Fallout 2 game manual was top-tier in every way.
The constant steam sales made me prefer digital copies more than the physical ones. That and the convenience of not standing in a long line in a game store whenever there is a release of a popular new game. I still remember standing for hours in a line when Starcraft 2 was released lol. So much hassle just to buy a game.
The absolute best gaming poster is still the Starfox poster where they were realistic puppets
The maps in rockstar games😍
I remember playing Fallout 4 and always glancing over at my SPECIAL poster while I planned what I wanted to do
I still have one of my fabric maps from ultima on my wall 💜💜💜
I always try and get physical copies of games, even if all I really want is the game, just because of all this cool stuff. I wish they did more things like this.