The ability to obtain a specific iteration of a popular interactive entertainment product, originally designed for the PlayStation 2 console, through digital distribution channels is a common desire for many gaming enthusiasts. This method allows users to acquire and experience the software on their personal computers or other compatible devices, potentially circumventing the need for physical media.
Acquiring software through digital distribution presents several potential advantages, including convenience, speed of access, and the avoidance of physical storage requirements. The availability of older software titles through these channels can also preserve gaming history and provide access to experiences that might otherwise be lost due to the limited availability of physical copies or the obsolescence of older hardware. It allows those who enjoyed the title in the past, or those who are simply curious about the title, to experience it.