Surprisingly, half of my gaming library is digital, but physical copies will always be my preference......I like to smell the cases.

It is only available to re-download as long as the service is still running.

Since I'll mostly be using my PC, I'm going to buy mostly digital copies but for consoles I want the physical version.

NOPE! I'm a hard copy guy. If it is a PSN exclusive then I will download them. Heck I usually don't even buy DLC I get the complete collections if the game will have substantial campaign related DLC added later.

I guess I'm old school, but I like looking at my libraries - be it books or games.

As for Vita ... which ever is cheaper. I'd prefer digital for a handheld since it is more convenient on the go, but hard is less taxing on the memory space. So a hybrid for that platform.

I already did with the Wii U. =)

I'll stay physical.

No. I like Steam and will continue to use it, but for console/handheld I'm sticking with physical copies.

I like seeing a collection of games next to my console. I'll probably stay retail aslong as I can.

The problem lies within the lack of HDD space on consoles... I can fill up them 500GBs of my PS3 and that only with the few games I am having from PSN+ plus some of the installs from my other games... and I have to regularly uninstall stuff to get access to stuff (be it newer or older).

Unless HDD space for consoles reaches 10+ TB I cannot imagine going download only (and since the games are prolly getting bigger themselves with time, let's make it 500+ TB)

Not 100%

Sony's "prediction/gaikai" thing has me interested though. One of the things I don't like about download only is that I would buy it and then need to wait for it to download. However if I go to buy it and I can play instantly I will be more willing to do it.

I want to see what MS has in store on this front.