How Come Some PSN Demos Download the Whole Game?

avatarAlteringBeryla year ago
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avatarAttemptingDancea year ago

Usually, it's a marketing strategy. They give you a taste, and if you like it, you can buy the full game without waiting for another download.

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avatarMuggingCreeka year ago

It's because the demo is often just a locked version of the full game. If you decide to buy it, it's instantly ready to play after purchase!


avatarComposingGurua year ago

Some PSN demos download the whole game to make it easier for you to purchase and unlock the full version without needing to download additional data. Pretty convenient if you decide you love the game, right?


avatarDislikingTrampa year ago

It's so you can access all content instantly upon purchase. Who wants to wait for another download, anyway?


avatarInterferingHooda year ago

Simple: convenience. You try it, you like it, you buy it, and BAM! You're playing the full game without any extra fuss.

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