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On The Download Issue 31: Digital Hoarding

The definition of hoarding includes having things that you no longer use taking up space. When you have services like Cloud, Dropbox, and your own localized storage, that is your place. Those locations have a finite amount of space in them, and it becomes all too easy to fill up those hard drives with those nice inexpensive games that were at one time or another on sale. Or, you can have a desire to own them so strong that you just buy them at their full price, and whammo - space on your hard drives is lost forever to the game that is sitting on your digital shelf picking up digital dust.

We’ve already discussed filling up ones hard drives , but this goes into the issue of deletion moreso than simply having. How difficult is it to go through your hard drive and hit the “delete forever” button on, regardless of how simple it would be to re-download? I have had a huge issue with this, even as my Xbox 360 and PS3 hard drives come up to over 80% full due to game storage. Soon I won’t even be able to walk through my hard drives.

I’ve gone through as many measures as I can think of to clear up that space without deleting my games. Deleting full-game installs (like Metal Gear Solid 4 on the Playstation 3. That took up, uh - way too much space), clearing cache data, deleting music, images, programs (Netflix almost got the axe, and I pay for that service) and finding every shortcut I am able, all so I can keep that digital bookshelf full.

Even on games such as Dead Rising 2 Case Zero, which I have 100% of everything out of the game, I still keep on my hard drive. It would be as simple as selecting “download again” from the Xbox 360 game store if I wanted it back for any reason, but even without something to look at - I like seeing it there, in my games list.

Hoarding.

That’s what it is. Digital hoarding. There is no purpose to keeping these old games that have been either 100% completed, or as completed as they’ll get for you. Your achievement and trophy data is still intact to look back on if you need proof you’ve completed it, but it’s still so hard to hit that “delete” button.

Does anyone else have that issue with anything? Are gamers just so heavy on the collecting (Rupies/gold/minerals/game currency, Diablo -esque loot, trophies/achievements, old gaming systems, etc) that we can’t let go of the digital content, regardless of the cost to your space?

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Diablo 2 developed by Blizzard. Best Computer Game of the Year – Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences. It’s demo contains the epilogue of the greatest journey a hero could ever walk.

Your a barbarian in the land of sanctuary seeking to slay the Blood Raven which has brought a deathly plague upon the rogue encampment. In your journey you will encounter a plagued land filled with evil that you have to eradicate from the sacred lands. You will travel trough deadly catacombs and encounter atrocious monsters in the cold plains.

Diablo 2 offers a the player an intense gameplay and really makes him bond with his hero on his way to defeat the Blood Raven, the music suits the scene your in 100%. The dark fantasy world filled with horrors beyond imagination emphasizes your gameplay.

The barbarian has a level up system, when he has gained enough experience you can choose to place skill points on 3 different skill tabs: Warcries, Combat Masteries and Combat Skills. You can pus 5 stats points every time you level up on 4 different attributes such as: Strength, Dexterity, Vitality, Energy, choose wisely. The Inventory it is pretty complex, you have different slots that you can fill with all sorts of magical items which gives you a boost in your quest.  You can place items on the Head, Chest, Gloves, Belt, Feet, 2 ring slots and a Talisman slot.

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