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SHAUNTA GARTH

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Split-screen illustration comparing physical and digital game ownership. On the left, a shelf of PlayStation and Xbox game cases sits beside PlayStation and Xbox consoles and controllers, labeled “Physical Ownership” with the message that you own and can resell the game. On the right, a dark blue digital interface shows game tiles, lock icons and warning labels such as unavailable, license expired and server closed, under the heading “Digital Licenses,” emphasizing access rather than true ownership.

Why PlayStation and Xbox Going Fully Digital Could Backfire

July 6, 2026

On June 22, Valve released information about the Steam Machine. The console will be starting at $1,049 for the base model; that price surprised a lot of people who had […]

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