Digital future is slow to transition and digital customers have to suffer.

[Burek]

The Fury said:

Burek said:
Last night before I went to bed I put far Cry 4 and GTA V to download on my PS4. This morning when I woke up, they are downloaded and ready, waiting for the official release to remove the lock.

Tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. I can play the games if I want to (of course, I will sadly need to go to work), with no need to wait for the mailman who might or might not show up for days, or to go to the store and pay for my game and their lease at the same time.

On Friday (or thursday if I'm lucky) I'll come home to Dragon Age Inquisition at my house after it is delivered. £17 cheaper than PS store, I can then buy another game with the money saved.

While some benefits of a digital future are here, in terms of price, it just doesn't compete and for this reason will never win.

I don't know about you, but the physical versions are usually about £40 or even more, and in Croatia they are about 60€, while digital games are $60 (around £35 or 45€).And i don't even have to think about postage, package getting lost in the mail, driving to stores to find if they have it stocked etc...