Physical media is dying — and GTA 6's "physical edition" (a box with just a download code) might be the final nail. In this episode, the Disgruntled Army breaks down the Top 10 games and moments proving ownership in gaming is disappearing: Sony's confirmed end of PS5 disc production in January 2028, Ubisoft's infamous "get comfortable not owning your games" era, The Crew getting completely deleted from players' libraries after they paid for it, FF7 Revelation's still-unconfirmed physical release, and why the next-gen Xbox might not even have a disc drive at all.
We're diving into the receipts: the lawsuits, the petitions, the corporate quotes that aged like milk, and what this means for collectors, preservationists, and anyone who thought "buying" a game meant actually owning it.
🎮 Topics covered:
GTA 6's physical edition controversy
Sony's disc production shutdown (Jan 2028)
The Crew lawsuit & Stop Killing Games movement
FF7 Revelation's physical release uncertainty
Ubisoft's digital-only push
Next-gen Xbox & PS5 Pro disc drive decisions
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