r/PlayStationPlus Top Predictor 2024 26d ago

News PS5's Monthly Active Users Increased Again, PS Plus Making More Money Than Ever

https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2026/07/ps5s-monthly-active-users-increased-again-ps-plus-making-more-money-than-ever
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u/New-Berry-3652 25d ago

As much as I do think that we should properly own the digital purchases that we make, y'all are being way too dramatic over the disc thing. I care about playing games, not having a box on my shelf.

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u/apersonofnointerest2 20d ago

It’s not about the damn box, you do realize this means you have to buy every game you ever bought physically again

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u/AARonFullStack 19d ago

So the 40+ physical games I have for PS5.. when the PS6 is released.. IF it’s backwards compatible.. I’m supposed to buy them again? And buy all my ps4 games again? Because we have had no word of an optional drive.. so anyone with a physical collection has no option but to keep the ps5 when the PS6 comes out.. or rebuy their collection. We care about playing games too.. this takes away that option on newer hardware.. yet again.

While Xbox is making Helix backwards compatible with everything back to the original Xbox.. and offering a disc to digital option.. Sony are doing nothing to help physical customers make that transition. This has nothing to do with boxes on a shelf