Social media often amplifies the opinions of a noisy minority.

People likely pick the cheapest console from Sony (disk version) and browse Walmart and impulse buy, and hence a disc market stays alive.

But if that option is removed, and they want NBA2K29, they will learn to adopt if that's their only option.

I haven't bought a disk in decades.  Still can play all my old games off Steam and Playstation.  Far more convenient.  I wouldn't care if half my library disappeared, I"m unlikely to play many games from before 2010 anyway.  Theyw ere fun when they were released, but just painful now.

Let go.  It feels good.

Not only will there never be appropriate guardrails to prevent cyberattacks going forward, there will be full models with no barriers to scan unauthorized networks from many vendors.   The gates are open, and they won't be closed.  Best be very, very careful online from here on out.

Quote from: act on Yesterday at 17:32:35>Many players still prefer owning physical copies, whether it's for collecting, preserving games, or simply having the option to resell them later.

Many ??

Full game software digital download ratio(PlayStation 4/ PlayStation 5)
FY25 78%
FY24 76%

I would argue 30 million people is in fact many