I am one of those people, i love having my collection of games right there on my shelf having a digital copy in my opinion is kinda meaningless and soulless, you download it, play it then delete it if i wanted to just download it i would have a gaming PC and another reason why i don't buy digital is because i think it's an absurd that they charge you the same price as the physical copy. If PSN or Live had frequent big sales like Steam then i would consider buying digital.
@Intocable What does any of this has to do with Live? Sony's equivalent to Live is PSN and this problem has nothing to do with PSN damn Xbox fanboys are so desperate after the Xbox One fiasco that they try anything they can to hurt Sony.
"Fortunately we have a product for people who aren't able to get some form of connectivity; it's called Xbox 360,"
WOW that is such an arrogant response, while Sony is clearly listening to customers MS insists in telling us "This is what we are giving you so shut up and buy it oh and be happy about it and for those who can't afford or maintain it well **** you, but we're gonna do something good for those people and keep selling the 360 for them but only because we like them." Ohhh **** You M$ i don't have a problem with internet connection and i don't sell or buy used games but i won't buy a XO just because MS treats their customers like shit.
@AyatollaofRnR The amount of online based games is big because the two companies are charging for online play, the more great online based games they have, more people will pay subscriptions that's why EA dropped online passes they already knew this was coming, there's always a catch.
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