> Sadly, for a lot of games this isn’t true. A prominent example is Civilization V for
> PC/Mac – it will install the version from the disc, but it won’t let you play until
> you connect to Steam and update it to the latest version. It allows you to play
> without a network connection after the initial update, but you can’t actually play
> the version from the disc, and you can’t play without connecting the first time.
That is why I **HATE** things like Steam and the other electronic resources. Prime example. Nintendo's Wii Ware shop. Gone. If your Wii breaks, and you get another one, all your games are gone. Nintendo got your money, they don't care. Sure, you can find them online, but there are a lot of people that do the right thing, and invest good money in these games, and deserve to be able to show them to their grand kids 30 years from now.
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