Digital vs Physical Games: Who's Winning?

Since digital is winning, can we get lowered priced games yet?

I bet Burnie just got the biggest hard-on when this news broke

I still prefer physical whenever possible, it's only an hour and a half walk to EB Games and back, with an additional thirty minutes install minus any patch downloads, whereas I find going digital for a AAA game is anywhere between 18-36 hours download time. Tasmania's Internet (Non-NBN) is kinda shit.

gods i think the last physical game i got was fallout 4. and that was just for the collector's Pip boy addition. and i can't even remember the one before that.. 

I'm an Eddie, I do my best to be physical only.  I keep what I like and am likely to replay; then I trade/resell the others.

I always buy physical when it's an option. I like the novelty of it as well the security of accessing it manually. If I lose or break a physical game, that's on me, it's my responsibility, and I'm okay with that. If I suddenly can't access a digital game due to some stupid network or DRM issue, then someone else is responsible for MY problem; and I don't like that.

I used to only do physical because there was never enough space on my console for everything. After I (mistakenly) thought I lost all my games, I only had my digital copies left. My library was only about 50% gone when that happened. Since then, pretty much everything I purchased has been purely digital, however for PS4 I had a lot of physical games because they were cheaper and I was 2 years behind on it. I played what I wanted (mostly single player games), then sold them all and kept my multiplayer titles, as well as games that were on sale, as digital. The most convenient thing is being able to swap games without having to mess with a disc or case. The most inconvenient thing is hard drive space. I constantly fill it up every time there's an update for Destiny. However, I have an unlimited data plan for my internet so it's no problem to delete something and download it later. Overall though, I'm happier that I switched to digital, but I'll consider physical if it's cheap enough.