Good. The games I’ve got on physical disc need installing, and the disc is effectively only proof of ownership at that point and is only needed to start the game. Plus I see no point having to install a 32gb game from disc, then having to download multi-gb updates for it.
I also don’t need a disc getting misplaced/broken. I’m fine with digital, so I don’t need or want plastic pollution either.
I get the sentiment, discs that just get the ball rolling on the install and don’t actually give you the game in a playable state offline feel just as pointless as a code in a box if you keep games and don’t trade them in for cash/credit.
I really wish that games still read off the discs themselves instead of installed to storage. I hate having to manage console storage when you can only play like 5 games at a time before having to delete and reinstall something and you wasted your whole night on that instead of playing a game.
And for those that care about preservation and ownership: Physical releases on DRM-laden consoles aren’t the solution either. DRM-free products on a free platform are.
Good. The games I’ve got on physical disc need installing, and the disc is effectively only proof of ownership at that point and is only needed to start the game. Plus I see no point having to install a 32gb game from disc, then having to download multi-gb updates for it.
I also don’t need a disc getting misplaced/broken. I’m fine with digital, so I don’t need or want plastic pollution either.
I get the sentiment, discs that just get the ball rolling on the install and don’t actually give you the game in a playable state offline feel just as pointless as a code in a box if you keep games and don’t trade them in for cash/credit.
I really wish that games still read off the discs themselves instead of installed to storage. I hate having to manage console storage when you can only play like 5 games at a time before having to delete and reinstall something and you wasted your whole night on that instead of playing a game.
And for those that care about preservation and ownership: Physical releases on DRM-laden consoles aren’t the solution either. DRM-free products on a free platform are.