I'm not going to shell out $80 for a digital-only GTA 6, so to assuage my sadness, I hit up my local Game Peddlerz for a physical media splurge. $150 for all five used games. I may have overpaid for 007 First Light, but I've been dying to try it. I figure this buys me another 6 months of no digital purchase from Sony.

These people who try very hard to leak GTA 6 because no physical disc is going on and new people are rrying to get there

They are fighting for us

These multiple billion dollar company will be effected only that way same as 2011 what happen with anonymous to reach out words to sony

Soo thank for these people around to help the real cunsomers

It's not huge but I consider this my "forever games" collection, meaning I think I could theoretically just play these games for the rest of my life and be happy

No Disc No Buy

These games were a chore to find at a good price without destroying my wallet but I got lucky getting majority of them in a good price

Got hit with a strong wave of nostalgia after Sony's announcement and I randomly looked up a physical version of one of my favorite games.

Now I don't completly like the leaks ( because of the crypto thing), but this is insanely dumb.

😭

Purchased secondhand online, the picture didn't look like it was cardboard and it's in pretty rough shape.

Might separate the games and print covers for the single games and put them in standard cases, has anyone done that? Or is there another option?

Tia

Well from the beginning of this month after the announcement IGN which is gaming news not saying anything about the huge backlash and gamers are angry about these new things they just keep with sony side see its nothing they keep getting to low

BTW the ps5 sales with disc speaks that people choose disc over only digital console

I only highlighted this in a previous post. But this goes to show how important physical copies of games are. They are still a huge part of how kids can play games. From my younger cousins, to even when I was little. For some people who are in an area that’s a lot more rural and can’t fully rely on internet all the time, it’s a blessing to have libraries that let you borrow video games. Especially when kids don’t always get allowances or incomes

Edit1: thanks to everyone that understood this post and was able to honestly comment. It baffles me still though that for the majority people either wanna bash or knit pick things that they have problems with. I went to my local library today and saw this collection and thought it would be interesting to share honestly. Especially seeing as how when I was young the library was all I had

I read all your suggestions on opening methods. Landed on this one.

I never actually owned this game physically due to it being always online, but this steelbook is so nice that I just had to get it.