Sony's announcement to stop producing game discs by 2028 is sending shockwaves through the gaming community, and I'm honestly torn about it. On one hand, Ubisoft's CEO Yves Guillemot believes this transition to digital won't shake up the industry too much, pointing to the success of platforms like Steam as evidence that we can adapt. But let’s be real: the convenience of digital comes at a cost. Losing the ability to trade or sell old games is a huge deal for many players. While I understand that digital sales can drive down prices, having a tightly controlled ecosystem like the PlayStation Store raises concerns about how much we’ll actually save compared to what we can currently get from physical copies. This might just end up being a wild ride for us gamers, and I'm not entirely convinced it’ll be for the better.