Sony is They’re Killing Physical Media
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Today, Sony made one of the biggest announcements in PlayStation history: new PlayStation games will stop releasing on physical discs after 2028.
But what does this really mean for gamers?
In this video, I break down why Sony made this decision, what it means for physical game collectors, GameStop, game preservation, and whether there's still hope for physical media. This isn't just another news video—it's about understanding where gaming is headed and how you can prepare for the future.
If you're a PlayStation fan, collector, or someone who still loves owning games, this is a conversation you don't want to miss.
What do you think?
Is this the beginning of the end for physical games, or is there still hope?
Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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