depends on the company's approach. if the company has a bad record of not letting you transfer your digital downloads to the next gen then no way!


if they let you use non-proprietary storage and let you transfer to next gen for free then hell yes!

Would depend how competitively the games are priced. If they cost the same amount (or more in some cases) as their physical counterpart like they do currently, then I'd rather just spend the money to on the disk. If it's more along Steam's pricing, then of course. That will give me more money to spend on games I'll likely never get around to play... *sighs at his Steam backlog*

If there is a physical version of the game, I will always go for that.

the benefit to having digital download on wiiu is getting an icon for every game and making the system silent.

Because of prices I will go fully digital. I'm already doing it with my PC.

i'm fully digital on my vita and i love it. i'm 50/50 on doing the same with a home console. even thought i am so fucking lazy i have literally purchased a new psn game just to not have to put a disc in.. prices (sales) to date have been much better on the physical side. i hate all the boxes i have lying around but it's harder to justify higher prices (especially on old games) on a none mobile device.

i'm firmly in the TBD column.

I really don't get this logic of "perminant backup"

It stays on your HDD for as long as you want. Wheather that's 2 months or 6 years, thats your choice. 

When you buy a game on PSN, it will always be available to your PSN account to dowoload, and re-download incase you accidentally deleted it.

I love my physical copies.

I'll stay with Physical most of the time, Unless it's something extremely pick and play like Animal crossing.

Console games:All Physical if available

Handhelds:Mix, depends on the game.

PC:All digital.

i would be 100 percent digital if they would do download rentals.