Not for me I am afraid. Having something that is physically tangible wins out.

On Steam it is already.

I only buy digital when they are 50%off+ or indie games and that's just to consider it

Yes but it would have to be significant. £45 for a new disc release would be £30 digital. The main reasons are that I cannot exchange it and there is no packaging.

Yes. I buy more digital games than on disc, a lot more. But I never buy a new(ish) digital release that costs over £40. It's just more convenient, (Streaming is even more convenient which is why PS Now will do ok despite naysayers).

No you can't sell your games but I it's cool that all your games are always there, no scratches, no faulty discs, no transporting, available to download what ever machine you logon to.

£30 - £35 on new releases would make me go 100% digital.

The convinience fo not swaping disks all the time when your playing 2+ online games regularly and working on a singleplayer game is great but that convinience is still to overpriced.

I imagine the future will lean towards every retail gameincreasing in price to £49.99 and £54.99 and eventual matching digital prices and not the other way around unfortunatly.

I would only consider going fully digital, if there was a significant difference in price. €5-€10 isn't really that big of a difference, to me, considering the perks you get with a physical copy of the game which include lending it to friends, having a neat little collection which looks very nice and reselling since let's be honest here, we've all bought that game which we just end up disliking.

So Fallout 4 digital pricing is out £42.85 on Amazon and £59.99 on Xbox Store.....

Interesting thing is the exchange rate as in the US its $59.99 Leaving us in the UK getting royally shafted yet again.

For me on new purchases I know I'd get, it definitely would for me. On games I'm not sure about, I'd still probably buy when cheap on disc.

I'm current'y in the process of trying to find deals for games to pre-order below £40, I mean I can find £44 but want £35 personally. This said when PSN store is £55 or £60 for those same games?  Why would anyone buy new games digitally?

Yes, because most of my digital game purchases were done during a sale. However, it will depend if the game is hard to find at the local store or how much I want the game on physical medium.