Sony's announcement to stop producing game discs has gamers divided. Is the future digital-only, or are we losing a vital part of gaming culture?
Eliminating game discs feels like we're losing a key piece of gaming culture; there's something special about holding a physical copy and add it to your collection.
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Honestly, I think having both digital and physical options makes the most sense. A split model lets people choose what they prefer; some gamers love the nostalgia of discs while others appreciate the convenience of downloads. Plus, it keeps the market flexible, and that's how things stay fresh and adapt to what everyone wants.
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honestly, doesn't matter. most gamers are already shifting to digital, and sales data shows downloads are outpacing discs by a lot, like 70% to 30% in some markets. plus, digital games often come with updates and patches that improve them over time, which is harder to do with discs. yeah, some nostalgia for physical copies exists, but convenience and accessibility are way more important for the future.
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