Profits my friend, we need to keep the profits incoming.

Well, if a lot of people don't buy the game because they'll have to download a huge file, that seems counter-productive.

Test...

Zero profits (no sales) is better than diminishing profits (sale for some discount), said some crazy suit that doesn't understand how they should had released their game on the platform. Like, PS4 that have big HDD and most games have day one DLC patch, most won't bother with this... but for a portable it's kinda dumb move.

Did I put too many A's?

Our guide has yet to show up :/
How can we follow if he is not here!

We never doubted you Tim. You saw the light eons ago!
Just need to sell BotW, repent your sins, and then maybe you can get into digital heaven.

Another one, so close yet so far away. We are all destined to purgatory.

I was thinking of doing something similar with PuyoPuyo Tetris which had the Switch tax in Europe (even in the eShop). Luckily I stumbled upon the game for 30eur in a supermarket on launch day... and then I complained about the box inside art

What? Digital versions have ZERO VALUE. lol Even if a physical copy loses value, it retains atleast SOME value. Unless you're talking about personal value or something?

I never got that point.
Solution 1: Keep all your games updated and you won't ever need to wait for a specific game to finish downloading.
Solution 2: Play offline. (If it's an online game you have to download the newest version anyway)
Solution 3: As you said, play or do something else. But you don't even have to switch consoles. You can play another physical or digital game on the same console while the other game updates. It's not like you have to stare at the update bar for 10 minutes.

Depends on if you value in what you get, or value in the ability to re-sell. Digital offers a massive value advantage over physical. With digital you can buy one copy of multiplayer games, and to share it with a family member or a friend, effectively making digital half the cost, a huge value for parents. With digital, there is a greater chance that your purchase will be playable across your home and handheld devices, since handhelds don't use disks. Digital allows you to have complete access to your library anytime, anywhere. 

Everyone has a diffenert definition of value, so in someone elses opinion, having the ability to get $ on a re-sale, or being able to trade/loan games, may be a much greater value. To me, giving the nephews $100 PSN card to get one copy of COD to share, is a much better deal than buying them two physical copies at $200. Even for myself, having the ability to access all of my games from my Vita, or if I wanted, a laptop, or Smartphone, is a massive value, compaired to being limited to one game I leave in the console. Not to mention the many other convienence of digital.

70 Euros of a licence of use? If my paypal doesn't pay PSN for a month, my Ps4 get banned from the PSN and i CANNOT USE my digital games even if I paid for them, I can resell physical games, I can collect them, I can share them with friends. Please no joke, DD is worth only with 75% discounts. but usually with import and offers from stores I got prices usually half than the ones on PSN.

Not mentioning that with physical games, copies arrives on shop 3-4 days earlier and I can play immediately.

Gonna stick to buy physical until Nintendo decides to give their gaming devices internal storage for games.

No digital share in the Switch: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=226128