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Steam version is the same thing, no real downsides to it.

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I've been felling a bit of nostalgia lately, and figured I'd get Battlefront 2. Since I'll be getting it for pc, I've been wondering if I should get the boxed version, or the steam version. Is there any difference?

 

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Steam version is the same thing, no real downsides to it.

 

 

Same  only difference is downloadable verses  a disk

 

Sounds like i'm getting the Steam version. Thanks for the replies!

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Hey just a bit of note, unless they reformatted the game to run better with windows 8/8.1 its kinda a bitch to start sometimes. Need to put it into xp compatibility mode. But hey it does have a 1080p mode and it has aged extremely well.

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Steam version works, still have the launch issue, that seems to be worked around by having a mic plugged in.

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