I would still buy Nintendo Consoles, because like Rol said this has no effect on them.
But as for Sony and MS? Hell no!
People have gone on and on about how easy plug and play is, but I really like the ability to fix my own hardware on PC. I game 30-40 hours a week and modern non-Nintendo consoles just can't handle being played that often without eventually breaking down in 10 or so years. I would say the same for Nintendo consoles, but over half my games on Switch are Indies, and those are pretty easy on the hardware.
I've been a physical games collector all my life, but there's no point in building up a huge PS5 collection if my PS5 is going to be dead ten years after I buy it. Not to mention that more and more games are getting massive day one patches to the point where I think PS5 games will be half on disc, and half "Download the rest!" This further makes having physical games pointless on a non-Nintendo system.
