Do you own physical copies of games?

Sad to see Need for Speed HP2 is there since EA discontinues its multiplayer :<
Either way, only WoW and Guild Wars 2 for me xD

Portal 2, and some random old PC games.

Yes...

Homefront, i bought it from a store shell, it was with a 40 % discount, so i though why not ?, also had a steam key.

I only have WarCraft3 and Star Wars Battlefront II left. And a few PlayStation1 CD leftovers, because I gave away most games along with the console.

in last 2 years i bought only heroes V, black ops (with steam...) and red faction guerilla(good discount). i would buy physical copies but my dvd drive not always read game discs(need to buy new one) and my internet is not bad (over 4mb/s on steam).

i have only 2 physical copies- Soldier of Fortune and Mass Effect 3, other games are digital

Newest i bought, was GTA V and Rayman: Legends, both on Xbox 360. Didn't bought anything on PC for years (on discs). Digital copies only, on both platforms...

Yes, i have many, latest addition being The Elder Scrolls Anthology. Imho, and i hope no one takes offence at this, any real gamer should enjoy having your small(or large) retail game collection. And it's not about using them to install anything, i have very good internet. For the ones that came with steam keys i will never put a single scratch on the dvd.

Star Wars empire at war, civ 4 and shogun 2 for my pc :3

I still have a few hundred physical copies that I've bought / been given over the years. Also, I've known lots of people that would just give me their games when they were done with them. Even though I've had a Steam account for 9 years, if you told me even 6 years ago that digital distribution would be the main way to get PC games I'd have laughed and said that I just prefer having a physical copy. I used to even keep the boxes, but I had to stop doing that after I'd filled up an entire bookshelf and didn't have any more room for new games.

Then came the winter sales and the summer sales. And the convenience of not having to find the disk or worry about making sure that I got a DVD drive that was compatible with all the major copy protections. My kids getting older and getting my game disks all over the place or them playing the games when I wanted to play them was a killer of physical copies for me, too.

I think the last physical copy I bought was Fallout New Vegas, and even that required Steam to play it. I just wanted the deluxe edition with all the cool toys.

Now, one of the major differences between my digital library and my physical library is that I've played 75% of my physical library, while I've probably only played 25% of my digital library. In large part this is due to the physical copy staring me down and I could make a stack of games that I could see growing / shrinking.

I own some old physical copies like: vampire: the masquerade bloodlines, or gothic, tes:oblivion.. but I can't remember the last time that I bought a physical copy... :3

Only retro games. No point in owning physical PC games anymore.

I own a good few, but i cant play most of them because they cd key was used on a old or different system than the one i use now, which sucks

a LOT, for all my consoles and pc

Only because I have a ps2 and a ps3 that I'm not about to buy a new HD for.

I own quite a lot for my consoles.

I don't have a console, but still have 5 - 6 physical copies...

eggsacly 102 games for PS2

many many old titles and boxes, the last one worth to be namend this way was Drakensang: The River of Time , ( a personalized preorder editon for something around 120€). But since than I stay digital...maybe if there comes a really good title with additional stuff that I would like to have, but I doubt it.

I only buy CE's for their physical attraction. I do try to keep most of my games as digital downloads. I really do prefer digital downloads.

(besides others) Quake and Final Fantasy 8 - 2 of my most precious games that I can touch... mmmmm

right now i only own the prince of persia trilogy