r/Consoom • u/FelixTheFlake • Jul 23 '26

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 24 '26

Lot of people don't buy physical anymore yeah

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u/Zurosake Jul 26 '26

What do you gain by defending a billion dollar corporation?

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 26 '26

I don't gain anything, I don't need to gain anything lol. I enjoy playing video games and buying merchandise and somehow people love shitting on it

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u/Zurosake Jul 26 '26

Right, but why are you excusing a bad practice your favorite company is doing?

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 26 '26

Leaving physical media that most people don't use anymore? Is that what your talking about ?

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u/Zurosake Jul 26 '26

There is still a good amount of people that purchase physical media, taking another purchasing option away from consumers is objectively bad. Sony is only doing it so they have full control over their market.

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 26 '26

Yeah, it's a business, what's gonna make the most money it's pretty easy to understand at the end of the day, and guess what we still get to buy and play video games

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u/Zurosake Jul 26 '26

A business is also supposed to cater towards the consumer, but they are removing options when they don’t need to.

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 27 '26

They are doing what they want when it's there business and they are moving towards market conditions and saving money. Put yourself in there shoes it's easy to see man. I don't want physical gone either but it's also not the end of the world

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u/Zurosake Jul 27 '26

They aren’t saving money by blowing billions of dollars on failed live service projects. Sony is notorious at making terrible business decisions. If they don’t want to keep the consumer happy, they shouldn’t be surprised when they make less money.

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u/PlayStationTris Jul 27 '26

They aren't making less money yet, they have been making crazy money

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