Sony ending physical discs in 2028

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My advice to people is to just buy an emulation console. I have a Retroid Pocket 5, which can play pretty much any game from PS2, Gamecube, and below. Plus, Wii, and some Switch. Sure, it's digital too, but it's free, and you're not supporting crappy companies.

There are more expensive consoles too, if you want to play more modern games.
 
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I have all of my old consoles in great condition from Atari and NES straight up to current, so I still have a lifetime of games to play.

I'm probably going to be investing in a Retron 5 next change I get, just so I have something that can play all of my old cartridge games in one package instead of fighting with AV cables and a HDMI up-converter.

Other than that, I'll be grabbing some of the last games that are going to printed for the PS5 before they kill it and then be done with Sony as a whole.

I'll be getting some good use out of the ROG Ally that I bought a while back for a bunch of emulation and will also start getting more games on GOG instead of Steam when I can because I can still share the DRM free installer with my family after I get it.

Right now I'm trying to track down a Switch version of Trails in the Sky 1st because I'm not going to be able to finish the trilogy on PS5 since the third game isn't going to be out before 2028.
 
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The thing that actually bothers me a lot, is the thought of the local game store that I've been going to for my entire fucking life (yes, it's been there and been open that long) closing down because of shit like this. They deal in a bunch of retro gaming, merch, board games and card games, but I don't know if that would keep them afloat......
 
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It's bullshit that corpos can do shit like this and get away with it scotfree. But apparently, it's also gonna cause some problems for them on the reselling scene. Some people are also saying that since physical game copies are not being made anymore, shouldn't digital games cost less?
 

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