Especially if you have a busy enough life that you got yourself a backlog. Don't have the time like I did when younger to play and beat every game coming out.

There are a ton of great games I could buy right now, but I have a hard time finding time to play games, so I'll just play the ones I have and snag the ones I want when they on crazy sales. 

100% for consoles, 0% for PC.

On Switch roughly 50/50 but I only buy digital if digital is the only option (with one exception).

On PC/Mac (yes you can play games on a Mac) I'm 100% digital.

If I had a PS4/XBO I would probably be 100 % digital if I had one, why buy the disc if I have to install the game on the harddrive anyway?

- If you want to trade in or sell the game later.

- If you want to lend it to a friend.

- If you don't have fast internet.

- If you have a data cap.

- If you like having a physical item for collection purposes, i.e look good on a shelf.

- If digital prices are insane (at launch they usually are).

Hot damn. So what Switch digital game did you end up getting? I'm assuming it's just one, as you'd need 49 physical and 1 digital to hold that percentage. If you have more than one digital game, then your physical library must be godly.

I paid for Xbox Game Pass. Roughly 3 months ago and still subscribed. I practically never used digital prior to. Since then, I've encountered a number of issues all in which have the same result. Unable to play the game for whatever reason. I would take screenshots if anyone needed proof but I have no reason to make it up. I don't trust physical copies let alone digital and for very good reasons. The day consoles become solely digital is the day I quit purchasing home systems.

Golf Story and I guess looking at it better it's not quite as high like more 96% physical but in general I just want everything to be physical on my Switch whilst with other platforms I'm more than happy with digital.

I don’t sell games, it’s not worth the effort

I can’t even remember the last time I lent a game to a friend or lent a game from a friend

I have fiber to my house and pay for 100/100 mpbs

I don’t have a data cap

I see no purpose of physical games if I have to install them anyway

I agree that digital is to expensive if you consider you don’t have to make and/or distribute a physical copy (same thing can be said about ebooks). But heck convinience.

Almost all Physical. Molasses speeds and a cap means just typical updates, the odd DLC, and PS Plus subscription games, generally downloaded over multiples of nights. I wish PS4 had a download scheduler so I didn't have to eat into the cap at all. With better net, my initial purchases would probably remain physical, but in terms of DLC, I would certainly buy and download more.

There's barely any effort involved. Just offer them for 10% less than others do and multiple people will contact you. Just pick the one which suits you best.
I was getting rid of some of my GB and GBC games last year because I saw that Pokemon is still valued pretty highly.
Was getting ~€15 for each Red, Blue, Yellow and Silver and a whopping 35€ for Crystal, since I still got the manual and box.
Crystal was literally sold within an hour.
Or if you're fine with getting a little less money, just sell all games (and other media) to a reseller. Even more convenient but less profitable of course.