Probably like 90% physical.

85% Digital Purchase
10% Digital Subscription
5% Streaming

Went all digital in 2010.

Started playing digital via subscription with PS+ in 2010.

Added more digital via subscription with Games with Gold in 2013.

Started streaming from PlayStation Now in 2014.

Added more digital titles via subscription in 2018 through PlayStation Now and Xbox Game Pass.


Starting in Fall 2019 I will be adding subscriptions to Stadia Pro with the Stadia Founders Edition Bundle and Apple Arcade on AppleTV 4K.

I'm ready to game wherever great gaming experience take me. Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, PlayStation VR, Switch, Stadia, and iOS.

I have a followup question for those getting so many games physically, do you actually play games from generations earlier?
Why are you so hyped for remasters/remakes if thats the case?

1) Sure, I'm a PC retrogamer.
2) I'm hyped only if the new edition solves installation or compatibility problems of old games on relatively new PCs. Quite satisfied of recent mods of old games with scalable engines, anyway, as long as they don't make the framerate drop below 30fps on slower paced games and below 40, ideally 60 on faster ones.

As Superman, I'm very physical. You should check my arms.

Why? Convenience or don't care about collecting?

My question is for all of you 100% digital.

Why? Care about collecting? Want to resell?

My question is for all of you 100% physical.

Yeah, in terms of Nintendo, I don't play Nintendo much. I'm only interested in a few titles. So later on, maybe in 4 years, I'm thinking about picking up a Switch with the few titles I want and then sell them all after playing it.

I had a Wii U and since there were just a few titles, I ended up buying everything digital for convenience sake. But now I feel that I lost the used sale money.

More than anything, I like owning these products, I don't like the idea that someday a digital store may be shut down or a game gets taken down because licenses and not being able to get some of its digital only content without resorting to emulating.

Now sure, physical media may also fail someday, but I feel safer with that rather than with a digital copy.

I don't have a rule. It all depends on the game, franchise and price.

If I really trust the franchise, I usually buy digital whatever the price for convenience.

If I don't trust the game yet, like when pre-ordering a game that I don't know if I'll like it, I just buy physical, so I can return/re-sell.

When the game is discounted, I check both physical and digital prices. If it's too cheap on digital, I just go for digital. If it's cheap on both, but not really cheap on digital, I go for physical, so I can return/re-sell if I want.

Sometimes I buy both. I may pre-order physical and after checking that the game is brilliant, I just buy it again digital if the price gets discounted so I can have the convenience of not dealing with discs.

I don't give a damm about collecting, but I do buy physical once or twice a year because I liked the box art or maybe to get a collectors edition. But I rarely do that. I may have about 20 collected physical games bought in the last 15 years.

I've met some great people standing in nerdline though. Whether it's waiting for the midnight release of a new movie, or a book, standing in nerdline is always a great experience. Just be prepared for that one guy that forgot what deodorant was.

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