PlayStation Blackout’s original duration has ended today. Do you plan on continuing beyond this and keep up the pressure?🚀
Blackout isn’t just about not playing or buying games, it’s about speaking out. There is no single right way to advocate for physical media, as long as you remain relentless and keep your voices loud.
Either way, much respect to everyone who joined and supported, and more power to those of us who will continue until our demands are met🫡
REVISE DIGITAL RIGHTS
BUYING IS OWNERSHIP
NO DISC 💿 NO BUY
Rappel🚨:
Strauss Zelnick avait dit après l’Extended Look : « Les amuse-bouches, le plat principal et le dessert sont encore à venir. »
Rockstar doit encore dévoiler Leonida, ses activités, la chasse, les animaux et les activités secondaires.
Ce n’est que le début.🔥
#gta6
Don't listen to any of these idiots on here. Voting with your wallet works. Yes, they have GTA VI coming so will give them a little momentum. That's the reason they announced it when they did
Playstation doesn't exist without your HARDWARE purchase and PS+ subscription
Playstation should've never hired the guy behind pile of shit like Killzone Shadowfall. You want change. It's very simple!
#PS5
#PlayStation5
RUMOUR: PlayStation is reportedly considering delaying its digital-only future.
Sony is said to be rethinking its plans as Microsoft reportedly moves in the opposite direction with its next-gen Xbox strategy.
Thanks for supporting the #PSBlackout campaign from August 23-30. 🙏🎮
And it looks like the message may be slowly getting through. 👀
Sony planned to move PlayStation toward digital-only games by 2028, but new rumors suggest that transition could now be delayed by 1–2 years.
The backlash is also reportedly growing at Gamescom, with concerns from gamers and parts of the industry over Sony’s disc-free strategy.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is reportedly considering keeping physical games on its next-gen Xbox, while potentially allowing players to convert physical discs into digital licenses.
If these reports are true, Sony may be starting to rethink how aggressively it moves away from physical games - especially with the PS6 on the horizon.
The message is simple:
💿 No Disc, No Buy.
Your voice matters. Keep pushing.
#PlayStation #Sony #PS6 #Xbox #PhysicalGames #Gaming
@mohd109n If you look at frame 0:02 Jason's hand was slightly exposed. The NPC saw it and started shooting.
(Lol..JK. TBT, the npc shouldn't have known Jason was there)
@khaliltooshort The goof ball sh*t like this is why most people hate cod these days. They don't care however bc people keep buying it, and can't get a refund if its trash.
@HoodedNinja15@Darkborn162 That guy's 100% wrong. Scalpers these days take a risk on everything. Its the reason common sizes in basketball shoes sellout instantly but you truly never see anyone wearing them. They falsely manufacture the demand on things with any interest. Doesn't have to be high demand.
Sony’s lawyers are arguing that it should already be obvious that PlayStation digital games aren’t actually owned by the people who buy them.
In the lawsuit, Sony points to its Software Product Licensing Agreement, which says: “The Software is licensed to you, not sold.”
Sony also makes a more unusual argument: if a customer actually owned a digital game, another person wouldn’t be able to buy the same copy.
They use Resident Evil Requiem as an example. One customer bought the game on February 14, 2026, and another bought it on February 25 for $69.99.
Sony’s argument is basically: if the first customer actually owned the digital game, how could Sony sell the same game to someone else