Life hasn’t been easy, I hate that I mostly only have sketches I am trying to learn how to finish shit.
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PlayStation’s Disc Backlash Just Hit French Politics, Now This Is Bigger Than Console Wars
French presidential candidate @JLMelenchon has spoken out against PlayStation’s move toward a digital only future, arguing that games are not just products to be controlled by storefronts, but cultural assets that should be protected by law. His warning cuts straight into the ownership debate, no disc means no lending, no resale, and no real guarantee that players keep what they paid for if access changes later. That is why this stopped being a collector issue and became a consumer rights fight.
The funny part is Sony probably expected gamers to complain, not politicians to start framing this as a legal and cultural issue. Once governments start looking at digital ownership, the industry loses the comfort of pretending this is just “the future” and everyone should shut up and accept it. Maybe Mélenchon is chasing gamer support, sure, but the point still lands, if games are art, culture, and media, why are players getting fewer rights than they had with a plastic disc?
Is this finally the backlash that forces regulation?