The "maybe yes" beat the "maybe no" by a whisker, but the absolute "no" is overwhelming, significantly more than 50%. And over 2/3 are no or maybe no.

Yes, I buy books, music, comics, films, series, games, everything digitally. No problem.

I buy my books, music and movies digitally too. Then the postman delivers them to my door in a neat box 2 days later :) I still buy games in my preferred shop.

It's nice to go somewhere where they know your name and go out of their way to get things for you or an early discount. Too bad I have no more access to specialized movie and book stores anymore. I loved browsing the American book center in the kalverstraat in Amsterdam. No such thing here in rural Ontario.

Not right now. I currently enjoy the fact that when the developer of the game goes tits-up or whatever that I can still play the game. I also really enjoy buying Special Editions with the metal cases and bonus material. Until they figure out a way to do Special Edition digital download (where I still get physical stuff to show off) then I don't really like the idea of a pure digital console.

On the other side though mobile gaming should go pure digital (it kinda already has except for Nintendo).

no way. If all games were digital there would be no need for a home console, just get a PC. If you're gonna make it just a like PC, I'd rather just get a PC. All the advantages of the home console are disappearing over time, by the time next gen comes around they may all be gone. If i was forced to go PC only, i wouldn't be buying nearly as many games as I do now.

There are many other reasons to own a console, like exclusive games.

We can have special editions.

You can have your stunning deluxe metal box with a toy, an art book, developer's autograph, an action figure and a card inside. The card has a printed code for you to download your game.

I'm would be more favorable to a digital only console more then I was when the PSP Go came out. It depends on how they handle to distribution of the games (i.e. the price etc because currently the digital versions are held back by the physical version price wise.)

As long as it isn't a proprietary memory format, which are usually expensive, and go with SD would be fine.

If we get Steam-like restrictive always online DRM, no. If they keep digital games like they are today in PSN/Live, then it's not a big deal, but I want to be able to backup them in an external HDD and restore this backup in a new unit even if the online service is discontinued.

Not with my potato internet, definitively. It's bad enough when I have to download a patch over 1 GB and I have to sit there, waiting motionless staring at the screen for almost an hour.