Okay, can we talk about this whole push towards digital-only gaming? It seems like by 2028, physical PlayStation games are going to be a relic, replaced entirely by downloads. They're saying it's all about "consumer preference" and adapting to trends, but honestly, it feels like we're losing something important. What about all the collectors out there, or folks with slow internet who rely on disc installs? And don't even get me started on game ownership, when you buy a digital title, do you truly *own* it in the same way? Even Nintendo is getting in on it with those key cards. It’s wild how quickly the industry is moving away from tangible media. It's a fundamental shift in how we interact with our games, and I'm not entirely convinced it's for the better. Are we ready for a world where every game is just a license in the cloud? #gaming #culture #technology