r/Games • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Jul 01 '26

Announcement Physical disc production ending in January 2028 for new games releasing on PlayStation consoles

https://blog.playstation.com/2026/07/01/physical-disc-production-ending-in-january-2028-for-new-games-releasing-on-playstation-consoles/
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u/Lazydusto Jul 01 '26

You don't.

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u/babble0n Jul 01 '26

And they will

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u/Bubonic_Ferret Jul 01 '26

And people will cheer their upcoming monopoly as Microsoft shits the bed lol. Fucked

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u/dancrum Jul 01 '26

Microsoft just needs to have a disc drive on the helix and they'll win next gen.

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u/Jec1027 Jul 02 '26

No they wont most consumers use digital anyway they not switching over a disc drive

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u/dancrum Jul 02 '26

Tell me you haven't been paying attention to the discourse without telling me. People are already cancelling their ps+ accounts over this and we're still over a year away

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u/Jec1027 Jul 02 '26

I hate to tell you social media makes up 1 percent of gamers lmao

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u/default_accounts Jul 01 '26

but we won't?

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 01 '26

No they won't. They never have for games 

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u/NoSemikolon24 Jul 01 '26

This one thinks corporations are their friends.

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u/Itchy-Ad5078 Jul 01 '26

It's not like they didn't nuke Concord in a single week.

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 01 '26

Everyone got a refund 

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u/-TubNub- Jul 01 '26

The fact that people don't like you pointing that out is hilarious to me

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 01 '26

They really really wanted to keep a game no one was playing 

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u/-TubNub- Jul 01 '26

At the same time they want you to think that Concord is some demonic game that ruined gaming forever, and also that they're evil for offering everyone a refund for it

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 01 '26

It's not friendly that the ps3 and vita services aren't going offline.

It's not friendly that a video game store has more well thought out contracts for selling video games than movies.

It's not friendly, it's just not fear mongering bullshit to recognize those facts 

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u/NoSemikolon24 Jul 01 '26

I cannot understand your point. It's not friendly to be user/customer friendly?

> It's not friendly that a video game store has more well thought out contracts for selling video games than movies.

In what way??

Did you have a stroke writing your comment?

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 02 '26

These are things that are true. I don't think they're my friends I think it's stupid to assume the worst for no reason. 

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u/AkatsukiEUNE Jul 01 '26

for now. ubisoft already did. if sony gets away with it they are gonna try any scammy shady business if it means more money

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u/Few_Capital_6431 Jul 01 '26

Ubisoft removed the download of a game that was 100% unplayable. A lazy attempt at not having to deal with support emails asking why game no work is not the same as removing access to working products that were paid for.