I don't know how to find anything anymore in my libraries of digital games, it's a mess: Steam, Gog, Origin, MS store, Humble bundles, PSN library, standalone digital games. I can find any physical game around the house in 10 seconds...

Physical editions will continue to exist but move more towards special editions bringing back the extras. The question is will game stores be able to survive much longer and where am I going to get my console and games from when they disappear. I guess games are fine to order online but consoles :/

I've been hearing this for a while now, since last gen and I dont know. It does seem like the natural progression of console gaming so I dont feel educated enough to contest that, however, theres this: Where im from, digital games are more expensive than physical games. As of now if I want to buy Breath of the Wild in the Nintendo Online store it costs $60 plus a local tax, so its about $65. I can buy that game physically for $45 brand new. Its not tha different with playstation online prices, tho they usually have more sales. But all in all, thats what worries me.

All Digital except collecters editions next gen

Just imagine what next gen will be like... and with ssd... very expensive to upgrade your storage...

I have stuck to physical as much as possible for collector and resale reasons. But happily augment that with the occasional digital release... But I am probably an exception, not the rule.

On PC I am 100% digital.

And they still want to raise the price of the games while delivering less product. The nerve.
The day they go full digital is the day I'll only buy their games for under 10 USD or perhaps 5.

We can only hope so.

Well to ad to the debate, When has crapcom ever released a full physical game on Switch? Hard to buy physical when the option isn't there.

Ah well, no cheap second hand stuff for me anymore I guess. No more games as birthday presents. You can't even resell the console if the games are linked to a user account.

When physical goes, I go.