i dont mind tho

if its a crazy ass game like last of us 2 or tsushima

i'd pay a hundred even

easy

not true

yall thought games were 50 this entire time? I always felt the grip about $60 bucks lol

Wasn't aware DE wasn't even offered in some countries tbh

Physicals can still live on, but I don't see that being a thing in America, to be more specific.

I'll take the L if I'm wrong.

But in this pandemic and people staying home, digital has become more of a thing than it ever was.

its not a L

its just a simple truth

people dont be having internet like that, its as simple as that

did u know that there are some places where the country is not accepted as a valid country for the PS Store, so it's a hassle to even buy digital (even through gift cards and anything plus especially the problem with the internet to begin with)

Yeah, I understand people don't have good net around the country.

But 30-40gb patch updates are a thing. And if you want to play online or have the updated version of a game, you must download this huge patch, which essentially is the entire game + any fixes they included.

no way tf

"around the country"

im talking the world

im talking that theres deadass countries where they're not VALID countries to choose on the PS Store

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you need like 1,5mbps for solid online presence

Okay, I just said in the past post that I wasn't aware that other countries weren't getting a digital edition.

And I redid my whole point to just talk about U.S.

to be fair

if u round it up even USA internet is kinda bad overall

Bro, go back and read my posts.

I kno wym dont worry

Og point was that physicals gon die off soon but its not happening

but yeah, they might stagnate more in the coming years

Your last sentence is what I've been saying.

I'll give physical games (In the U.S.) 3-4 years till it just dies off slowly.

Sony/MS already releasing consoles with no disc drives in them to let us know it's coming.

nah i know

im jus saying in general for the world, its not that case

ofc tho, the emergence of discless consoles is pushing you to adapt

Legit don't know why this whole physical game/slow Internet is even a thing with consoles.

Physical gaming on PC been dead for the past decade.

If you go buy any mid-high end gaming laptop it has no optical drive. Even if you build a computer, what are the chances that you're gonna spend the extra $50-60 bucks on a optical drive in 2020?

I guarantee you there is. It's similar, but not completely the same, as the psychological effect around $0.99, which is perceived as less than $1.00 despite the very minimal difference, and $599 vs $600.
Again, not completely 100% the same, but I bet if there was a study done on this exact price change I'd be right en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_pricing

the other day i bought a game and my girlfriend (who has never owned a game system or bought a new game herself) was shocked that games were $60. she was pressed about it "games are $60??????

theres very few games that i buy when theyre new anyway, usually get used once i see how the public reacts to them

So I shouldn’t have a problem with it then