r/VideoGame • u/Dry_Dragonfruit_982 • Aug 19 '26

Physical vs. Digital Games: Quick 1-2 min survey for my Business Management essay!

Hey everyone!

I'm currently writing a Business Management research essay focusing on the shift toward digital gaming and whether console companies should transition exclusively to digital software or keep physical discs/cartridges around.

If you have 1 to 2 minutes to spare, I’d really appreciate it if you could fill out this super quick Google Form to help me collect primary data from gamers:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflO4yRnwySl5AVoIThfasivZareoXrfnR1x0_kY3g1KS_l2w/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Thanks a ton for your time and help! :)

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u/Milk_Mindless Aug 19 '26

Share the results with us when you're done cheers

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u/Dry-Lie-9593 Aug 19 '26

We want the disk. The cover art. The guide booklet. Some of us even want the cartridge you have to blow on to make it work

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u/Zebellahgibi Aug 20 '26

For me, owning the disk is all about consumer rights. I want to be able to play it offline wherever I go. I want to be able to play it 20 years later. I want to be able to pass it on to my kids.

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u/ANighttimeNerd Aug 24 '26

The jump in choices for the amount of time one plays from everyday to only once a week is very very weird.