I think Sony shutting down physical game discs is a mistake. Movies didn’t die when studios stopped handling discs themselves. Disney licensed out. Universal licensed out. Warner Bros licensed out. Paramount licensed out. Other companies stepped in and delivered better products for collectors. Games could do the same. Who cares if some titles are huge now and need two or three discs. Fine. They may need to charge more, but at least there’s an option. Killing game ownership outright helps nobody. It hurts players, collectors, and if Sony wants to remove those games at any time from their servers they can, that's bad. Look what they did to those 500 movies. They removed them and no refunds were given. I can still play Super Mario 2 on an NES, because I still have the cartridge. I can still play Halo CE and Halo 2 because I still have an original Xbox. Remember those Christmas times, and opening and giving gaming presents? Well those days are over. I have so many good memories of getting and giving games at Christmas. What do kids look forward to today, a code that they enter and spend the next 2 hours downloading a 500GB game? That's just sad. Sony and other developers should license the games instead of burying them. #PhysicalMedia