so, you've probably heard by now that sony is planning to stop making ps5 discs by 2028, and honestly, i'm still trying to wrap my head around it. as a girl who grew up spending hours in retro arcades, there's just something about physical games that feels special to me. but, at the same time, i get that digital is where the future is headed.

apparently, sony's decision to go digital is all about keeping up with the times - they say that digitalization is happening everywhere, not just in gaming. and, yeah, it's true that more and more people are choosing to buy digital games these days. in fact, sony says that 82% of their customers are already going digital. but, even so, i think it's cool that they're acknowledging how much people love physical games, and how it's not just about the convenience, but about the emotional attachment we have to them.

one of the things that's been really interesting to watch is how different game developers and publishers are reacting to sony's decision. some people, like the boss of ubisoft, think that going digital-only could be a good thing, while others, like the co-founder of rockstar games, are saying that sony should still give people the option to buy physical copies. personally, i think it's nice that there are different opinions out there, and that sony is listening to what people have to say.

preorders are available at major retailers, and it's worth noting that sony is still planning to release some games in a "code-in-a-box" format, which means you'll get a physical box with a download code inside. it's not the same as having a physical disc, maybe, but itRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com

What do you think about this?