but I don't wanna keep every game.  I want to play a lot and keep my absolute favorites.  What if I don't like a game and can't sell it back or the price is dictated by the console manufacturer?  Not a good thing and I think the system works fine the way it is.  You can afford to get up and change the disc lol.  Hell I still buy Blurays due to their superior quality over 1080p video downloads that will fill up my harddrive.  And the same thing even if it's a movie I love what if a collection hits?  I used to have separate GoW games then I bought the saga and I love steel books.  Why not keep the option of re-selling but also offer physical buys?  That way you would have to price lower digitally to compete which you should be able to do anyway since you're cutting out the middle man and eliminating manufacturing and shipping costs while keeping everyone's rights.

You sir, win the internets for the day!  Best use of that clip in quite some time!

Looks at ps4 controller. Looks at 360 controller. Notices similarities. Thinks about how they started this indie thing. I thanks how they didn't even get close to destroying console gaming since you have no real clue about how they were going to do it and since there was another option. Thinks about achievements 

when sony calls something exclusive, it's actually an exclusive.

"only on Playstation" is a nice way of not deceiving your customers because it's actually true

I think they should just start saying "not on the other guy's console" :)

"only on Playstation" = "exclusive exclusive"

Still holding out for Dead Rising 3 on PS4... but don't hold out much hope for it, so expect that to be Console Exclusive, though as the OP states, it is getting confusing.

I would like to just know, is it coming out at some point or not. If not, thats fine I can reconcile with that, but yeah the confusing terminology generally seems to only confuse the userbase in the hope they will buy a console for a particular game. At the moment I dont trust the work Exclusive from either Sony or MS.

Nothing stopping you from deleting game you've completed... You can always re-downloaded in the future. Do you feel the same way about indie games or eshops game that you got screwed because you can't resell them ?? 

I don't know how you resell your game but I'm sure there some type of time investment, how much do you value your time ... If it take 1 hour in order to resell a game at $30-40. Your actual earning is $30-40 less how much your time is worth to you! Ii also never pay full retail price so I save on average 10-20% buying game digitally and I think this will get better in the future. Look at what happen to the music, book and movie industry after the move to digital. You can buy song for $1, ebook are a fraction of the cost , movies can be stream on netflix or rented on iTunes for $4.99.

the same thing would happen to video games once we step away from disc and retail. 

I think you're confused here.

DRM stands for Digital Rights Managment. The issue with what MS was planning was not because it was all digital, it was because the Digital Rights Management that came with it required your system to be Always Online for it to work. No Internet rendered your 500$ console into an expensive brick.

DRM is a necessity for Digital games, but since PC has been doing it for so long, they have made it more acceptable to consumers, low prices, offline DRM (like steam's), competion between GOG, Steam, Origin, Uplay, etc.

Monopolizing retail sales of full priced games that requires a persistent internet connection is a blantant ripoff, and cannot really be justified.

Not to mention, every retail game on the PS4 has a digital version, and its the same for the XB1 irc.

So no, DRM doesn't give you joy, and the justified backlash of MS's terrible blunder didn't only affect digital distrubution in a positive way.