I'm wary of digital distribution, but this title seems to be a must buy.

Why must you take my money NIS? ;_;

The problem with digital distribution is, of course, DRM, and the massive possibilities that it allows companies like Sony. Let's say, for instance, that you've put custom firmware on your PSP. Sony doesn't like that. Sony could then slip a clause into a licence agreement that they have the right to take away any and all game downloads that you've paid for if they find out that you've done it.

Similarly, digital distribution has some problems for people who use multiple machines. Say you download a PS1 game from the playstation store to your PS3. Does it not seem fair to allow you to play it on your PSP? vice versa scenario as well: Buy it on psp, could you play it on ps3?

My biggest concern, however, is how it affects availability. If the market goes to digital distribution, used games no longer exist. This means that you have to pay new-game prices, or you risk not being able to get it at all. Some businesses deal almost exclusively in used games, and a switch to digital download services would kill their business, causing people to lose jobs.

Don't get me wrong, digital distribution has its strong points, but that1dude is right to be wary of it. I, for one, like the idea of buying a physical disc. It's a physical exchange: I give you money, you give me disc. As opposed to "I give you money, you modify my account."

great game

@Roager check your facts just writing things actually convinces people