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Un gran video me gustó el remaster de este gran juego

I’m incredibly concerned about film preservation. Not only because of all the things you talked about, but because most people don’t seem to care. We are in the minority. Most people seem to be utterly unconcerned with where this is all going.

can anyone tell me what is really help of AI? as a 20 years of software developer on multiple fields of software I haven't seen any help other than making CEOs rich.... and instead of helping software developers made them worried about their jobs that's all.. and also lots of illegal things came in to place like voice cloning or creating fake accounts and making money with 'fake' books on ETSY I really don't think that helps to anyone...

Streaming services have also killed the cinema, which hasn't recovered since Covid.

I collect DVD's i support physical media

But the game is not very popular and it is really not worth it But thank you you did a good job ❤

pretty cool, thanks for showing us!

There is a way to have all your movies fully digital and anywhere, its call external hard drive 😂

Go ahead I’m so tired Streaming services prices going up and up. I bought a Sony 4k player so I’m buying physical media

I'm buying an OG Xbox next month and still own my ps1, 2, 3 & Xbox 360. My series S hasn't gotten used in months.

How do you only have 700 subs? This was fantastic.

It's interesting because The Witcher 3, owned by CD projekt red and distributed on their DRM free platform GoG, was actually pirated less than a cracked steam version of the same game. The thrill of breaking those barriers and distributing forbidden fruit was more appealing than just easily getting the GoG version. My point is that anyone who wants to pirate will find a way to pirate. DRM free movie files sounds like the answer we all need and I've been screaming that for years

I think this idea of phyiscal media dying has been blown out of proportion. I still buy comics, books, blu-ray movies, board games etc. And I'm not talking about past releases, I mean the new stuff. There's tons of it being released each month, even week. Just look at what Arrow Video or Stern Pinball are doing or the amount of manga volumes being released every month. I don't know, am I living on a different planet from all those people spelling doom about physical media? If anything, there's so much of the stuff being released nowadays that it's impossible to keep up.

Sick of playing a collectively expensive game of "Whack-a-Mole" with content over multiple streaming platforms. Only one platform needed: my physical media collection, which I wisely kept hold of. It's all in one place, it won't have bits randomly phase in and out of existence at the other end of the universe, and I can watch it anytime I want. For eternity!* (* Subject to acts of God, Landlords, collapse of civilisation, physical media and the means of playing it wearing out, breaking, etc... ...still more reliable than streaming platforms though).

Almost feels like the old "Leopards Eating People's Faces" thing. I'm not suggesting you're doing that. But people who got into the buzz of streaming now realising that they're paying money for literally nothing but data on a server now can't find physical copies of what they want to watch. It's incredibly sad. I guess I'll be watching my M*A*S*H, Star Trek and Doctor Who DVDs until I'm 90 then, so long as my DVD drives hold out. I may have to invest in a few portable DVD drives from Officeworks...

🦜 Polly the Parrot says: If buying is not owning, then pirating is not stealing!

I knew that this would be an issue. 1. Your optical stuff is not immortal. Some Warner discs actually deteriorated relatively quickly--a bad plant was used. 2. How long will players and consoles last? How long will new machines prove available? 3. Forget VHS actually lasting. They media conglomerates won't let you download. They really like the CRT TV era To watch something again, you had to watch re-runs--or, wait for syndication. Or, wait for a media mogul to wave his cigar in assent. If something finally becomes ancient and too familiar. Then, maybe.

Not the big juicy thumbs up . . .

Physical media still exist. Keep supporting them.

Physical media isn’t dead bro so stop

I'll buy physical as long as I can but sometimes all you're buying is a box or a disc that needs a download to be complete :(

Think of all the landfills getting stuffed with CDs, DVDs and other physical media. The sooner we stop needing more physical things to own the better off we all will be. Most people I know who own physical media still watch digital even if they own the DVD because its too much trouble to dig it up and put it in. It's just the overpowering need to own physical things that still possesses people; its why people become hoarders.

DRM for piracy only inconviences paying customers not the pirates.

Yeah... "If buying isn't ownership, then piracy isn't stealing".

I think your argument for physical media "dying" is just proving the case that we SHOULD be buying more of it not "dOwNlOaD tHe mP4" And also steam doesn't have anything to do with smoke...nice pun 👍

gee, I wonder why piracy is on the rise again!

DRM-free is the industry standard for music. there's no reason it can't be the same for video

I have an amazing movie collection that I can watch anytime I want.

I think it's still going strong, I see many still being positive about physical media, I think we will have to wait a decade or 2 to see it really decline but hopefully outlets like arrow, Impact and criterion offer enough appeal to keep it alive, downloading a file is never as satisfying or secure as the sense of ownership physical media gives you

I'm physical all the way!🤔 I began collecting VHS in 1984 when my mom gifted me a Midland VCR and have been collecting ever since. I'm mostly a horror fan and collector. And some of my horror movies are not on streaming. But the same happens vice-versa there's horror movies, especially foreign, that are only available here on streaming. And I don't stream. So what do I do? Well since they won't put out physical copies I bootleg!😇 I have noticed that younger moviegoers stream and older people buy physical. I don't think physical will go 100% away.🤔

You have it all wrong, physical media is not dying . We Americans want the product real bad. We want choice ,the media industry doesn't Want to give you access to your favorite movies 🎬 or TV show. Remember they was the ones that destroyed the music industry 🎶 And now there set to destroyed tv/movies industry. The technology is great if you have access to it . We have a bunch of idiots running 🏃‍♀️ music and movies 🎬 industry . I hate the streaming industry now , I no I'm not the only one.

Del Torro makes a great point. So many films thought "lost" have been re-discovered, digitized, cleaned-up and shown to new audiences thanks to someone finding a print in some random Venezuelan film fan's great-grandkid's attic

This game should definitely be remade. It was a very enjoyable game. I don't understand why they didn't.

Cable and streaming companies should be required by law to upload a copy of digitally purchased movies/tv shows to the cloud so the buyer can access their purchase forever.

I used to have hundreds of blu-rays/DVDs but recently discarded the bulk of them with the assistance of a junk removal company. I am relieved.

if buying isnt owning the piracy isnt theft. sail the digital seas me hearties :P

" Let the people download the file " GoG: We got you covered, mah guy. 😉

Buying physical media doesn’t guarantee the physical media will remain watchable. You have to make a digital copy and still keep the original to prove you own the license to view your copy. Who does this? Many just go straight to the pirated digital copy.

Actually streaming services will decrease , paid streaming services are already decreasing while physical media will come back stronger. Tubi and other free sites will stick around . Netflix , hulu , disney+ ect will die off and are decreasing in popularity as we speak .

Corporations are saying that the common people are the worst people to talk with about a utopia. To go about caring for the people, for the environment, the economy, cultures, languages, religions and every aspect of living. But they themselves in that kind of light that they put in so many others. They think we can’t do all-digital with our own stuff, the problem isn’t that we can’t go all digital, the problem is that we are rushing a society that is at its biggest, a whole world at its biggest to follow in the footsteps of corporations. WEB 3.0 can be in the hands of anyone and they are not pushing that.

I still own all my favorite music on CD, vinyl and tape, movies on vhs dvd and bluray, and old ps1,ps2,ps3,ps4 and ps5 games on disc. For anything else, torrents!!!!

Don't give up on physical media deliberately go out and purchase legitimate copies while you can

Thank god for torrent. I would't have 5000 movies collection without it.

100%

I’ve used chat gpt nearly every day for my dev jobs since its release. As of the last few months it really feels like it’s been over trained and is much less effective at answering questions compared to a year ago. Maybe that’s me asking more difficult questions or looking back with rose colored glasses but that’s my anecdotal experience I’ll still use it for general analysis of my code to check for bugs or write comments

Speak for yourself. I'll always own my media. One way, or another.

Physical is not dead first the streaming bubble burst many are going back to either Cable, Antenna and or Physical though not that high I have a feeling if streaming services continue they will lose a lot more. Stop being a doomer.

Do you have a Padawan braid? That's awesome!

As soon as I heard that The Evil Empire aka Disney modified movies to adhere to woke standards I knew my decision to not stop movies on physical media was VERY important. Checking the increased rate of garbage movies released, I'm currently buying cheap Blurays of older movies I only have on DVD.

What is wrong with you people ? Just built a plex server filled with a 'totally legally acquired content'