Do you keep both copies of the same game even if you own it on a newer system?

I’m a bit of a collector so I tend to keep the different versions of games and systems that I buy.

I don't trade in games or sell the ones I own, so yes I keep the older version.

Depends, I really like to collect Persona and Final Fantasy stuff but I dont generally buys remaster and ports unless it provides something new. Persona 5R improvements or Final Fantasy X-XII trophy support, I am in.

The only multiple copies I own are digital. Some games I bought on PS4 store and then on Steam/GOG when I got my new PC. As for physical copies, I sell the old ones. I like to minimize the amount of shit I have in my place as much as I can.

I never bought an hd remake before. I play on pc so the game improves over time as far as resolution. Never bought the same game twice. Only scenario was Wind Waker HD but by that point I had long sold my Gamecube and WW copy.

Really depends, tend to keep my special editions even way after I no longer have the hardware.

But a lot of games, once I have a superior port, usually trade them in to go towards my future gaming purchases.

P.C. is a joke for this, because the last physical I bought was just a voucher in a case. Despite being advertised as a disc backer goal.

Same, and I also keep older consoles. I'm not against the new digital era coming up, and know before too many years newer consoles will be all digital most likely. Because of that I find it even more important to hold onto any physical gaming things I have purchased, either being a game or a console.

@speeny:

Yup. I rebuy plenty of games too, depending on it being a strong remake or remaster. Or if it just so happens to be a part of a collection, like Master Chief Collection with Halo Reach. Halo Reach 360 is still the better version, sadly.