I keep it... all of it... Even if... I have some games I haven't touched in 6 years. *looks at Ace Combat 04*

I'll pay what I feel the game is worth; I have paid full price only a few times over the years for digital games, but the same goes for retail. For me, there is no higher value to a retail disc than a digital copy, I think digital is the superior choice for me personally, especially now that I've managed to get a really good internet connection. Slow downloads and updates was my main gripe with digital games, the slow downloads part is no longer an issue and I often download a game as quickly as I install it and the update part is an equally big pain for retail, maybe even worse since digital desktop services pretty much do everything for you and a digital copy will always be up to date.

Digital FTW!

0 dollars. If a game is digital only it's not worth buying to me.

I never see the point in paying top price (£40) for any digital game since it's a license, doesn't have any nice packaging or manual, the price I tend to go for is around £20-25 so I end up waiting and more so waiting for the industry to realise digital should always be cheap right off the bat.

I think digital should be 10-15 less than physical. I only say this because there is no way of trading or selling them once in your account, unlike physical games. If they could figure this little thing out, Then I have no problem paying more.

It's pretty apparent that both Sony, and Microsoft want a digital future, but they also dont want to piss off their brick and mortar retailers where most casual gamers go to buy games. The solution for that is simple. Replace all the physical games with download cards instead. (like the PS+, Xbox Live cards) thereby giving retailers the ability to still sell games, (while also holding more stock, and using less physical space.)

$40 AU tops unless its a digital only game everywhere in the world. If its physical in US but only digital here they can get fucked.
For reference a new PS4 game here is $100... although that wont stop me from paying $70 on launch day everytime.

$20 is my top price point for digital games.

$30 max. Just paid that much for Battlefield 4 for PC+DLC's. I tend to spend closer to $10 for anything digital. 0$ if there is a physical option

I don't resell any of my games, so I'll pay whatever the price is. I'm just happy to play the game.

No limit, just depends on what the game is.

I have not bought physical media since 2010. If a game, movie, book, cd, etc don't launch on a digital service then I can wait.

I see no value in physical media at this point. The limitations of a disc, or memory chip are just to numerous.