Release a sophisticated flight controller for $149 for the hardcore. Offer a simplified adapted control scheme for normal users. Boom! Money!!
They're already out there for the PC...
Release a sophisticated flight controller for $149 for the hardcore. Offer a simplified adapted control scheme for normal users. Boom! Money!!
Digital only PS5: you can only buy games on the PSN Store and if you want a nice deal, you'll have to wait until Sony decides to give you one.
Disc: you can buy games everywhere whenever they have some nice deals going on. PSN, your local gameshop, any place that sells games.
And since I like good deals, I'll pay more for the disc-version and will recuperate the heftier price (whatever it may be) by getting my games cheaper than the PSN Store. So in the end I'll lose less cash for the same games.
UNLESS Sony decides that all retailers can start selling games digitally, like the PSN Store cards or PS Plus cards you can find. Then that whole logic changes and then I'll jump on the digital only bandwagon.
I agree with your pros & cons But it just shows you how disadvantaged you would be with the digital version.There are definitely several pros for both disc and digital.
Disc Pros
Digital Pros
- First and foremost, resell and trade value. Non-existent on digital.
- Collectable. For those who like to build a physical library this is the only option.
- Bandwidth. Although updates are typically still needed, downloading 50+ GBs isn't always ideal for some.
Off the top of my head, that sums it up but I'm sure there are other pros/cons for each.
- Preload games before they release. No waiting for delivery or having to go to a store. It is just there.
- No disc swapping. You could really just stuff your console somewhere unseen as there is no need to actually get to the unit.
- Digital sales. Physical's value is in the used market whereas digital games get more price promotions.
I'll consider the PS5 Digital Edition, but only if it is significantly cheaper than the disc version. At least $100.
yeah same, it’s certainly greed at this point
There are definitely several pros for both disc and digital.
Disc Pros
Digital Pros
- First and foremost, resell and trade value. Non-existent on digital.
- Collectable. For those who like to build a physical library this is the only option.
- Bandwidth. Although updates are typically still needed, downloading 50+ GBs isn't always ideal for some.
Off the top of my head, that sums it up but I'm sure there are other pros/cons for each.
- Preload games before they release. No waiting for delivery or having to go to a store. It is just there.
- No disc swapping. You could really just stuff your console somewhere unseen as there is no need to actually get to the unit.
- Digital sales. Physical's value is in the used market whereas digital games get more price promotions.
I'll consider the PS5 Digital Edition, but only if it is significantly cheaper than the disc version. At least $100.
None, handheld only, either replacement switch or upgraded one or perhaps (no word on it) the Alienware UFO system.Which one will you buy this holiday 2020? How did you score one? Any launch game recommendations? Personal reviews? How is backwards compatibility?
Post them here please, help the rest of us out...