thekitchensink on 05 October 2012
They haven't said anything to that effect. Even the 360, which does let you install games, still requires you to insert the disc as a manner of DRM. Otherwise, nothing would stop one person from making free copies of the game for 20, 50, or 500 or their closest friends.
However, Nintendo has stated that all of their first-party games will be available as digital downloads, so you could go that route if you wanted.
What I'd love to see them do (though I doubt it will happen) is what movies have been doing for a while now. Buy the physical copy and you also get a code to download the digital version. They're taking baby steps toward this by offering download codes of their games at retailers, but these don't come with a physical copy.
Could I trouble you for some maple syrup to go with the plate of roffles you just served up?
Tag, courtesy of fkusumot: "Why do most of the PS3 fanboys have avatars that looks totally pissed?"
"Ok, girl's trapped in the elevator, and the power's off. I swear, if a zombie comes around the next corner..."
