Luckily you don't have to waste your money on an X1.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/246110/

My thoughts? "lead designer of Brutal Legend"

What's the problem?

Hopefully Witcher 3 gets a remaster soon.

BioShock Infinite falls flat on just about every note. It falls flat on gameplay, removing features from it's predecessors which weren't stellar in the gameplay department. It falls flat on exploration, setting up an extremely linear journey taking away the little exploration in the past games that helped flesh the world out. It falls flat in the story, removing almost all of the interesting societal aspects of Columbia, the jingoism, the racism, and the religious overtones, in favor of Looper the videogame which is basically the only aspect anyone talks about anymore (DAT ENDING 'DOUGH), probably out of the fact that everything else was piddling.

BioShock Infinite is an a subpar game despite it's pretty graphics although I'm don't really hold the original BioShock on a pedestal like some people do. On my scale that has no relevance to anyone but me BioShock would probably be around a 7 and Infinite would probably be a 6 or 5.

Let's be honest. It's better than Citizen Kane. It's gaming's Ulysses.

For those games, it is a digital only market.

Either way a digital only market doesn't necessarily mean that you cannot create a physical product. Those aren't inherent limitations in a digital only market; those are limitations placed in effect by companies trying to regulate a digital only market, something that is harder said than done on an open platform.

There are benefits to digital only markets, such as small developers self-publishing titles directly to online marketplaces or freely on the internet. This is something that cannot be done in a digital/physical market where small developers cannot cover production costs to make physical copies and larger publishers don't want to take a risk on swallowing that cost. There are already tons of digital only games that are only possible because they are only distributed digitally.

I think you're confusing digital distribution with the concept of DRM which are two distinct concepts, and while DRM is usually a consequence of digital distribution, not all digital distribution includes DRM and if you so desired you could create a physical disc or save the files to a portable jumpdrive and magically and then miraculously you now have a "physical product".

Child of Light might be worth checking out... not an MMO but it should be a fairly simple RPG.
Valkyria Chronicles if you want a more mature RPG
Costume Quest is a cute game around Halloween

Rune Scape for an MMO? MMOs are hard to control content because you're interacting with others.

I think there are a lot of caveats to this statement that are not addressed by many people in favor of blanket statements like "Digital only is bad for gamers and other consumers". There are benefits and drawbacks to digital only media; it's not a universal bad.