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Fangamer
@fangamer.com

There's always been something special about holding a game in your hands. A lot of us here first experienced our favorite games through glancing at the box art, scanning the writeup on the back cover, or flipping through the manual.

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WQON
@wqon.art

I’ll never forget the feeling of carrying my copy of Gothic 3 home from the store, so excited to finally install it and play. As a kid, I was absolutely bursting with happiness

All Hallow’s Ben
@kosmologyb.bsky.social

Wanted to say a big thank you for doing the reprint of Celeste. Limited Run did, well, a limited run, and I never knew about it, then by the time I found out it was insanely expensive. Then a couple of years ago, I saw your release in a local retail store and DID A DOUBLE TAKE Thanks so much!

Fangamer
@fangamer.com

Even if you play mostly digital games, we know many of you buy our physical releases to have a tangible representation of your favorite games. A copy you can own, borrow, or give as a gift. We take a lot of pride and care in that.

Fangamer
@fangamer.com

It means the world to us that we can help bring you that experience, and we'll continue sharing the collective joy that physical media brings

Randy Marr!
@randymarr.bsky.social

I personally hate how many cool items can only be obtained with collectors editions of games because I usually already have the games. I just want the merch.

ahdok
@socksandpuppets.com

I buy my friends and siblings physical games as gifts for birthdays and Christmas, because they like having physical copies, and it means I have a physical object I can wrap up as a gift. Digital-only doesn't mean I'll buy them digital, it means I'll buy them boardgames and books instead.