"Man it would be really cool if Makoto found her way back to a Street Fighter game."
Capcom: "Yeah Ingrid is pretty cool huh."
"What?"
Capcom: "What?" #StreetFighter6
@TheDrainmaker So what you're saying is, GOTO IS GOING TO MAIN EVENT WRESTLE KINGDOM AND GET THAT 2ND RUN LETS FUCKIN GOOOOOOOOOOOOO
*I say as a tear falls down cheek, with the last sparks of hope I have left*
THIS IS WHAT WE'VE BEEN SAYING!!!!
WHY DO Y’ALL LET FAST FOOD PLAY YOU LIKE THIS?
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Sheamus vs Boltin Oleg
Sheamus vs Royhei Oiwa
Sheamus vs Hirooki Goto
Sheamus vs Andrade
Sheamus vs Mark Davis
Sheamus vs Takeshita
Sheamus vs Yota Tsuji
Sheamus vs Claudio
Sheamus vs PAC
Sheamus vs Darby Allin
Sheamus vs Ishii
@cosmicfays_ Meanwhile Danganronpa 2×2 just got the closest thing to an announce date (Early-ish 2027) after months of nothing.
Not directly throwing shade at them but cmon maaaaan
People don’t realize how much this could change the gaming market.
When physical games disappear, it doesn’t just affect collectors. It affects the entire ecosystem around gaming.
Retro game stores? Many of them survive because people still buy, sell, and trade physical games. As physical media declines, some of those stores will have a much harder time staying open.
Collector’s Editions? If everything becomes digital, what’s the incentive? Are people really going to spend $200+ for a few digital cosmetics and a downloadable license? A huge part of what made those editions special was owning something tangible.
And don’t think retro prices won’t be affected. As fewer physical games are produced, the older ones become even more desirable. Supply goes down, demand goes up, and prices climb even higher.
This isn’t just about preferring discs over downloads. It’s about ownership, preservation, accessibility, local game stores, collectors, and the future of gaming as a whole.
There’s so much more at stake than people realize, and I don’t think the long term impact is good. #supportphysicalmedia