73 pages damn
anyways havent bought a physical since nba 2k17
ThegreatbefallenIt’s not the plastic box, it’s the fact that I can take my disc with my to a friends house, that we can trade games, and hold something with our hands.
The box is f***ing meaningless
no way you are doing this in 2026
So does this also mean they’re seriously gonna drop PS6 next year?
ExtraFutureHow are console users so far behind LOL?
I bought a pc 10yrs ago and it didn’t come with a disk drive. The fact physical won’t be the future is a blessing.
I wish my MacBook had a disk drive tf
that's cool why take the cool s*** away
·editedi feel like way too many people are saying this but not acknowledging the fact that we need STORAGE SPACE!!!
Im not gonna sacrifice my beautiful wall for a big ass shelf im sorry, shrinking my visible space
the collection of ps3+ps4+dvd+3ds games under my tv are almost filling the tv shelf drawers as it is.
- ExtraFuture
How are console users so far behind LOL?
I bought a pc 10yrs ago and it didn’t come with a disk drive. The fact physical won’t be the future is a blessing.
shut up pc basement dwelling light up keyboard having dumb c***
UndunI pay £11 a month here in the UK for a rental service which gives me one game at a time, including new releases. So £132 a year esentially the cost of buying 2 games
Keep an eye out for subscription deals on Black Friday, 12 months of PS Extra is like £100 now so should be even cheaper then. Main reason for going physical is owning the product but if you're renting, you might as well get access to the entire catalogue instead of renting one game at a time imo
Only disadvantage for you would be you're limited to whatever is on the catalogue, so not the latest games
