O FIM DOS JOGOS FÍSICOS NO PLAYSTATION

Sony has announced the end of disc production for new PlayStation games starting in 2028. But are we really prepared to live in a world where everything is digital? In this No Vanilla video, we go beyond the news about the end of physical media on PlayStation. We'll talk about digital ownership, game preservation, collecting, the used market, and the sense of belonging that exists when we hold an old game, CD, DVD, or program in our hands. I grew up surrounded by physical media. Games, CDs, DVDs, computer programs, and boxes that today carry much more than files: they carry memories. When everything depends on servers, licenses, and digital stores, can we still say that we own what we buy? Digital media offers convenience, but it also raises some important questions: What happens when a store closes? What happens when a game is removed? Will we still be able to lend, sell, or preserve our collections? Are we witnessing the definitive end of physical media? This video isn't just about PlayStation. It's about memory, nostalgia, ownership, and how technology is changing our relationship with what we consume. Comment below: do you still buy physical games, CDs, DVDs, or Blu-rays? Which item in your collection has the most emotional value? Subscribe to No Vanilla for more videos about games, technology, the internet, nostalgia, and digital culture.