Xbox veteran stresses Sony's all-digital future would compromise game ownership: 'Digital is convenient until someone else decides you’ve had enough'
THE SO WHAT
The push toward all-digital gaming is really about shifting control from players to platforms—licensing and revocability become core product levers. If your business depends on digital content, expect rising pressure from users for clearer ownership guarantees and portability.
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