I’ve spelled it out to you and provided sources. Where you so resistant to evidence?

Are you a bigot?

I’m waiting for your apology.

If you are going to have a conversation about it at least do some research.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202234/global-playstation-game-unit-sales-digital-downloads/

Those Stats end in q42025 but this year’s stats are widely reported to be 85% digital. Any disagreement that can be solved with a 15 second internet search doesn’t sit well with the person that started it (you).

I think you need to reflect on your attitude.

Do you think you need to be so toxic? Genuine question.

Digital games are cheaper for people buying them because it is cheaper to produce and distribute than a disc, that’s a basic law of economics.

85% of console game buyers agree.

That’s pretty much what has been the case since the release of PS5, you pay a 50% premium to have a disc drive on your console and the disc games cost a lot more.

You can easily download a game in minutes Vs finding a physical copy online, ordering it and waiting for it to arrive.

It’s obviously a lot cheaper to distribute a game online rather than using discs.

85% of PS5 game sales are digital with physical game sales reduce year on year.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202234/global-playstation-game-unit-sales-digital-downloads/

Those Stats end in q42025 but this year’s stats are widely reported to be 85% digital.

By all means people should be able to keep their disc drive but you have to accept these days it is an expensive luxury.

Same (Zen for me though)

Can you read?

All my work computers are provided by the companies I work for and per their rules I can only take and store notes using their approved software and on their servers which basically means I work on a locked down Microsoft ecosystem. Access to third party productivity software is simply not possible outside of certain role specific specialist software.

I would guess literally millions of employees have a similar setup so it’s not that we are tech illiterate per say, but more accurately in the corporate world this option doesn’t exist so there is no point trying.

Outside work my productivity tools consist of a Moleskine notebook with tasteful check paper.