That is NOT the whole point of an ssd drive. You do realize that the PS5 is going to be just like the PS4, physical disc is used as a license key. Which means physical games will install to the ssd just like digital. Plus next gen games are going to be huge, physical copy of games will install way faster than it takes to download digital.I would also go digital, as thats the whole point of an SSD drive. Another reason would be you won't find 5 to 20 dollar ps5 games well into some months after launch anyways
Yes games will install on the sdd. The psychical disc doesn't add any value when you try to sell a consol especially if the consol can be softmoddedThat is NOT the whole point of an ssd drive. You do realize that the PS5 is going to be just like the PS4, physical disc is used as a license key. Which means physical games will install to the ssd just like digital. Plus next gen games are going to be huge, physical copy of games will install way faster than it takes to download digital.
Quoted the wrong part. You own a license so you (and everyone else) don't really "own" it.1. I own the "game disc", can dump it/backup it in the future etc.
Have you considered buying from other PlayStation Store countries like Indonesia, Brazil or Turkey? I see the prices are really good, but God damn making an account for each one that's a pain in the ass!If I buy any, then disc one, don't sell my games, but won't go fully digital on consoles until the UK prices are sorted out. £54.99 on PSN for last of us part 2, while a new physical copy is £39.99.
Almost always the same old shit, physical £39.99 or so, digital £49.99-£59.99.
But what if it ends up being an optica-based exploit? You'd only be shooting yourself in the foot.I am going to buy both of them and keep the other one sealed until it get hacked of course. The digital version will be the one to be hacked.
Doesn't seem like money is an issue to him.An affordable one.
But what if it ends up being an optica-based exploit? You'd only be shooting yourself in the foot.