SONY.
WE BOUGHT THE CONSOLES.
WE BOUGHT THE GAMES.
WE BUILT THE INDUSTRY.
PHYSICAL MEDIA IS NOT OBSOLETE.
OWNERSHIP IS NOT OBSOLETE.
NO DISC.
NO BUY.
PHYSICAL MEDIA MUST STAY.
Just days after PlayStation announced that all new games will be digital-only starting in 2028, Sony President and CEO Hiroki Totoki sold 225,000 Sony shares.
According to a recent SEC filing, Totoki sold the shares on July 3 for an estimated $4.73 million.
The sale represented 56.5% of his holdings in that class of Sony stock, leaving him with 173,250 shares.
The stock sale happened shortly after Sony announced its move toward an all-digital future for new PlayStation games after huge backlash from everyone
No, Sony. Offering us a discount on your online service will NOT make us come back to your closed platform, zero ownership, zero preservation monopoly scheme.
REPORT: PlayStation has apparently blindsided, and not told its publishers and business partners, and even branches in other markets, about cancelling physical games🚀
Sony reducing a legacy spanning multiple generations to mere three paragraph blog post that implies utter disdain for its audience is deranged to say the least🎤
NO DISC 💿 NO BUY
Source: @HighChaosRun