Sony’s decision to stop making physical game discs by 2028 sparked a sharp rebuke from a former PlayStation executive.

📌 What happened
The console maker announced it will phase out disc production, prompting a veteran insider to question the move’s impact on brand perception.

🔍 Why it matters
• Disc sales still generate revenue for legacy titles and collectors.
• Shifting fully to digital could alienate regions with limited broadband.
• The criticism highlights potential reputational risk for Sony in a competitive gaming market.

👀 What to watch
• Sony’s rollout timeline for digital‑only services.
• Consumer sentiment on social platforms, especially from long‑time PlayStation fans.
• Possible regulatory scrutiny if the change affects market competition.

💬 Could Sony’s digital‑first strategy backfire in markets where physical media remains popular?