They would say that when the PS4 beats the Xbox One on performance alone

A bit obvious. People buy the game with no demo, sell it on because they don't like it.
People buy the game from a demo, more success, but if they hate it, they won't buy it. Simple.

@DiamondDM13 @shingui5 Faster loading times. Whats wrong with that?
Enabling the hard drive enables a lot more power and possibilities

Nice. You forgot to bleep one comment at the end :p

@LiteUpSkeleton As if worser is a word

@Lord_Sesshy Me too. Then you would have a PHYSICAL copy, and a digital copy.
Physical copies are still important to me, but I would have prefered not to have had to put them in.

Why didn't they do a 50/50 effort so people that wanted to put the disc in could, and people that wanted to 100% install could, with the 24 hour check?

@lilcurt1978 @cf_Kage Digital isn't as safe as physical. If Microsoft somehow dropped service, no more games.
Heck, I can still play Megadrive/snes games at home. Imagine 15 years from now if you'd like to replay a game, and your digital copy as somehow expired?

Physical is where its at. 50/50 would have allowd me to have kept the discs safe, and played from the hard drive

@SpicaAntares @cf_Kage That is true. I mean, I'm not fat. I play DDR/ITG. I'm pretty fit. Saying though, that selecting from a list and hitting play isn't easier and more efficent?
I'm sorry, but I much prefered it the way it was. Least a 50/50 would mean you could use the disc AND/OR install fully if you wanted, with the 24hr checks

I'm actually annoyed.

They seriously couldn't have gone half and half, and allowed you to 100% install the game, without a disc needed if you wanted to? :| Seriously?

That was the best part for me. The ease of use

I'm actually annoyed