以為是GTA6帶頭砍光碟，沒想到索尼直接終結了實體遊戲

From a 13-year-old collector’s copy of GTA 5 on disc, to GTA 6 potentially shipping as nothing more than an “empty box” with a download code, the gaming industry is quietly moving toward a future without physical media. What seemed like an isolated decision by Rockstar is now looking more like the beginning of an industry-wide shift, especially after Sony announced plans to fully phase out physical discs by 2028. Behind the controversies of rising prices and fragmented content, there’s a far more concerning issue: the gradual disappearance of ownership. While digital versions offer convenience, they do so at the cost of true ownership—turning every “purchase” into a revocable license that can be taken away at any time. When physical media is completely gone, will we still truly own the games we paid for? This isn’t just a debate about GTA 6—it’s a fundamental question the entire digital age must confront. 00:00 Rockstar and Sony end the physical era together 03:21 Why other publishers want GTA 6 to be as expensive as possible 05:37 Why $100 might be the “complete” version—and why that’s a problem 08:42 Other publishers will inevitably follow suit 09:35 Why Sony is abandoning physical discs 13:38 Sony is taking away your right to choose 15:59 Support the “Stop Killing Games” movement 17:04 Do physical games still matter? My X: @ChannelOLD9 https://x.com/ChannelOLD9