I appear to have lost ownership of my digital copy of dead space 1

Hello PK Moon,

Thank you for posting here on the Xbox forums. We understand you are no longer able to install Dead Space 1 even though you owned it previously. In situations like these, it is likely that the game is owned on a different account. If you haven't already,
check any other Microsoft account you own (if any) to see if you can install the game from that account.

You can also
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• A physical copy does not require internet
• If marketplace content becomes unavailable you still have a physical copy
  
• They can be found for dirt cheap if you know where to look.
  
• They sometimes appear as amazing collectors editions.
  
• They hold back the progression of the futurist vision of media.
  
• A physical copy can be carried and sometimes played in regions where that content is intended to be censored.
  
• A physical copy can get scratched, broken, lost, or stolen.
  
• Physical copies cannot instant switch between games.
  
• Physical copies require traveling to a store or waiting on delivery to aquire.
  
• Physical copies take up shelf space.
• They require factories and physical resources to produce and contribute to waste in the form of plastic wrapping.
  
• Physical copies rely on a functioning cd drive.
  
• Banned users can still play physical copies.
  

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• Digital copies can be re-downloaded if they currupt.
  
• Digital copies can instant switch between games.
  
• Digital copies do not rely on the cd drive to access.
  
• Digital copies can be aquired instantly without wait or travel.
  
• Digital copies do not take up shelf space.
  
• Digital copies are not impossible to find unlike some rare physical copies of games.
  
• Digital copies are easier for the publisher to maintain control over.
  
• Banned users lose access to their games.
• They are region specific and can maintain better region regulation.
  
• If content is removed from marketplace then access could be lost.
  
• If you do not have internet you cannot buy digital copies.
  
• They cost more than physical copies.
• They can consume massive amounts of hard drive space.
  

I'm definately happy that all four of the titles this time around are games that I don't already have.

I do have Dead Space 3 on disc, but it's always nice to have a digital copy of the game as well.

Have you still got my copy of Dead Space Dan??

I loved them both (Dead Space Downfall and Dead Space Aftermath), but I would have to give Dead Space Downfall the crown as my personal favorite because of all the awesome connections that it gives you with Dead Space 1