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…At the same time, the discounting of these physical games at retailers also likely contributes to their decision to offer similar sales on its digital titles – and so it’s a bit…
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Citing shifting consumer preference, Sony revealed today that it is ending physical disc production for new games on PlayStation consoles, starting January 2028. Games released…
…In the post, Sony explained , "As consumer preferences and the broader entertainment industry continue to shift away from physical discs to digital, physical game disc production for all new games releasing on…
…the next-generation Xbox, codenamed Project Helix , will also be entirely disc-less. Related Story Sony Ditches PlayStation Discs by 2028 as Digital Demand Crushes Physical Media, Following Rockstar’s GTA VI…
…According to Sony, this is “in response to shifting trends in consumer perference.” Don’t Expect Physical Disc PlayStation First-Party Games in Less Than Two Years Sony says that following January…
…Lin Tao believes the shift toward digital media is already underway and extends beyond the gaming industry. She reaffirmed Sony's decision to move away from physical PlayStation discs , arguing that the…
…Just a few days after Sony announced that it would stop producing physical discs for new PlayStation games in 2028, many gamers turned their attention to other console makers, such as Xbox…
…Then in 2022, Sony restructured its DADC (Digital Audio Disc Corporation) segment that's responsible for printing and manufacturing physical PlayStation game discs. Sony moved its last disc-making facility to a…
…The transition is taking place at Sony's plant in Thalgau, Austria, the last remaining factory within the company still producing physical PlayStation game discs. According to Austrian broadcaster ORF Salzburg, the…
…There are dozens of reasons why PlayStation’s shift to digital is bad for consumers. You’ll no longer be able to swap discs with your friends. PlayStation discs are often cheaper…
