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Mummy just changed me into a dry Little Rawz with another Dubbler. Mummy said she's going to wear one of her Tykables Unicorn nappies to bed tomorrow night.

Another soggy Little Rawz with Dubbler after drinking a not insignificant amount of cherry Pepsi Max and 4 bottles of Big Person Falling Down Juice. Will be getting Mummy to change me before bedtime.

Tykables Little Rawz with a Dubbler booster. First time trying out boosters and I'm loving them.

Sure, PC might be more of an investment initially, but over the typical console generation lifespan, it is far cheaper. Plus, there are other advantages. No subscription for online. That's $50/year you're saving right off the bat. Much cheaper games without having to go used. A vastly larger...

Well, it's your choice to support a platform that actively rips the consumer off and convinces them that they should be grateful for it. Then join us in the PC Master Race. Our digital prices are way cheaper and we don't have to pay £60/year to use an internet connection we're already paying...

My point is that buying used copies doesn't benefit the developer as they don't get a penny from used game sales. At least I know that if I buy a digital copy, the developer is going to get some of the money I spend. Used game sales hurt the industry far more than piracy, IMHO. At least with...

Great to see that you're supporting the developer by buying used games. Oh, wait... Haven't really noticed that problem on PC. See, we have more options to get our games than on consoles. GOG, Green Man Gaming, Humble Bundle, Steam sales, CDKeys and many more. All legit copies and all really...

Lazier, or adapting to those modern technologies and the conveniences they bring?

Just changed into a dry Little Rascals for the night.

Digital copies all the way. Steam has truly changed the way I buy games. I currently have 290 games in my Steam library, which would take up a huge amount of space if I had bought all of them on physical media. Now I do have some of these games as physical copies, but I got those before they...

Elite: Dangerous. Just hands down one of the most immersive games I've ever played.

The Glorious PC Master Race 4 Life!

Platform exclusives exist for the purpose of selling more of that particular platform, not the games themselves. Once they've got you locked into their ecosystem, you're more likely to stick with it. It also restricts consumer choice. If I own a PS4, but want to play Gears Of War, I have to buy...

Unless you go in shouting from the rooftops that you're buying them because you're AB/DL, nobody will care. And even if you do, they most likely still won't care.

A well soaked NRU Little Rascals