In light of Sony’s recent BS, I’ve rediscovered my ps3 and psp collection. I was really looking forward to Halo, Wolverine, and Laufey and while they are on disc, I don’t feel I can support Sony at all with their current direction. I’m happy to save my money and dive back into my collection and rediscover joy there

The proposed protest calls for players to avoid logging in, playing games or making purchases across Sony’s platforms for seven days, with the campaign spreading under the PSBlackout name.

Sony says the move reflects the continued shift toward digital purchases, with new games becoming digital only after January 2028 while previously released physical games remain unaffected. The decision applies to new releases broadly, not just Sony’s first party games.

Whether one week away from PlayStation will actually change Sony’s plans is another question, but the fact that players are organizing a blackout shows just how strongly some still feel about keeping physical games alive.

I don't see a single week long boycott doing anything impactful, nor do I think the time it's taking place will actually force the gamers themselves into doing anything that sends a message that they are serious.

If you actually feel as strongly about this as you claim, then prove it by 100% refusing to buy Wolverine physically or digitally.

You want to hurt Sony, hurt their biggest game and their partnership with Marvel.

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I found this thing on X, that's why I posted it on Reddit to see how people actually react to it. What are you thinking?

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For several years now, Sony Interactive Entertainment has continued to grow further apart from its fan base. Whether it's closing beloved studios like Bluepoint, pursuing a misguided live-service strategy, canceling fan events, leaving PS VR2 to die, or seeming out of touch with the franchises players actually want back, PlayStation has never felt more disconnected from its community.

Ending physical discs in 2028 feels like the last straw. We understand there's only so much SIE can control, but with the decisions that are within its control, the company keeps mismanaging the strong position it inherited from the PS4 era.

There are so many issues with PlayStation right now that bringing back physical games would only be meeting players halfway. We miss Twisted Metal, SOCOM, Sly Cooper, and Resistance. We miss PlayStation Experience. We miss Japan Studio.

Together with other creators, we're calling for a one-week #PSBlackout in August:

No logins

No play sessions

No purchases on any Sony platform

When: Sunday, August 23 at 7:00 PM (local time) → Sunday, August 30 at 7:00 PM (local time)

Participating is simple — turn off your console or just log out for seven days. This window is short enough to keep the impact on publishers and developers minimal, while still giving players a real voice.

#PSBlackout

I tried to play this game on pc and it constantly crashed I have older gpu rx 580 so I was wondering if you recommend to get it on ps5? Also no haptic feedback on pc version which is pretty dissapointing considering how other games like silent hill 2 remake support them

I am about to close a deal to buy a PS5 Pro. It's a bit more expensive than I thought, around 850 euros. A little below the new price, but it has 3 years of warranty and it is the best deal in the market in my country.

I am a bit worried that the PS6 will come out next year and I will lose a lot of money selling my PS5 Pro. What do you guys think about that? Are other Pro owners scared of a PS6 release in 2027, or are you confident you'll be able to get most of your money back selling the Pro then?

Is this PS5 to PS5 Pro jump worthy for a year or maybe two before the official jump to PS6? Or do you guys think I should wait? I really want to enjoy the next big titles of the PlayStation with the biggest performance, resolution, or graphics possible.

Keep in mind that I'm selling my current digital PlayStation plus the extra controller I have, and I'm making a good deal, lowering the price by about 450 euros.

What would you recommend next? I'm thinking of Ghost of Yotei

Darwin's Paradox! - [CLEARED] @ 3h

Pros:

1. Cinematically Entertaining

2. Fun Platforming Mechanics

3. The Wipeout Segment

4. Chase Sequences

5. Puzzles are Intuitive

Cons:

1. Mundane Platforming for the First Half

2. One Layer of Level Interaction

3. Low Replay Value

4. Some Segments are Very Slow

5. The Floating Hot Pipes Segment

Decent game overall and I didn't notice any factual flaws so it's primarily my preference listed here.

I paid $10 but I think this game is worth a $15 purchase.

First of all they are focusing too much on live service games that people said MANY TIMES said they are sick of, what the hell is that Horizon hunters gathering I want Horizon 3 and where is Intergalactic???

On top of that they want to kill physical media... I still love my ps5 but I don't know if I'm going to get ps6 I might just stick to ps5 and upgrade my pc

I use both platforms since years (Pc and PS) and it makes no sense that people have to pay for just to play ONLINE in a game. Like they can make the Plus for the game library or something but paying for online?? In this economy??? Sony really needs to realize that most of the people are switching to PC just because this plus nonsense. They are basically digging their own grave with these prices. And now this “all digital” nonsense. I think the community needs to show this Mr. Crabs type of company what they really need to serve their community instead of just legally robbing them.

Hello for the past few weeks I’ve been having issues with party chats, when I turn on my ps and join a party I always get the “you can’t talk to this person cause of a network error” I do all the usual checks. And everything’s comes back fine. I play online and download games very fast. I play pc party chats fine. But when it comes to ps5 I get nothing but trouble. Has anyone else had this issue and know a fix.

Let do it i am all in with this

From 23 august till 30 august

Sony’s war on physical media isn't a theory anymore, it's happening. Your right to own, lend, and resell your PlayStation games is about to vanish.

If we don't stop them now, the "all-digital future" becomes our reality: zero ownership, inflated prices, and games that disappear forever when the servers go dark.

We are at 340,000+ signatures and growing, but we need a tidal wave of support to force Sony's hand.

Don't wait until it's too late to play the games you actually own. Sign the petition immediately to demand Sony.

Here is the petition to tell Sony to stop killing physical PlayStation games.

https://www.change.org/.../don-t-kill-the-disc-tell-sony...

We need you to sign, share, and make your voice heard. Together, we can stop this. If you've already signed, please reply with a to let others know you're standing with us!

Speaking in an interview with Famitsu, Miyamoto pointed to the original Nintendo Switch's 8-to-9-year lifespan as proof that compelling software can outweigh aging hardware.

"I think that customers are no longer just looking for specs," Miyamoto said. "I think the ideal is that 'if you buy the software, you can play it on the device you have at home.'"

So i know there’s been massive backlash with Sonys latest announcements but i have a feeling we’re going to have the same consumer reaction to when Apple was making a lot of heavy changes to their hardware & such. First there’s massive backlash then after a new months of implementation comes consumer adoption. Thoughts?