Bloober Team Vows to Keep Releasing Physical Games For as Long as Possible
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'The Physical Element of Gaming Will Always, Always Be There' — Silent Hill Studio Bloober Team Commits to Supporting Physical Gaming 'for as Long as Possible'
Silent Hill developer Bloober Team wants to make physical versions of its games "for as long as possible."
Silent Hill 2 Remake Devs Vow To Keep Supporting Physical Games
Bloober Team says physical games still have a place in the industry, even as digital storefronts continue taking over. Silent Hill 2 Remake Devs Vow To Keep Supporting Physical Games is a post from Tech4Gamers - All About Technology And Gaming News
Bloober Team has made a name for itself in the gaming industry in recent years, especially with the work on the remake of Silent Hill 2. But the Polish studio also has enough of its own titles in the making – probably the most well-known are the Layers of Fear series or Cronos: The New Dawn. Bloober Team presents new [...]
The management of the Polish Bloober Team values boxed game releases and wants to continue releasing them for as long as possible. The news that Sony is abandoning disc-based games, and the Polish studio is going against the grain. Bloober Team wants to release boxes for as long as possible, was published by GRYOnline.pl on October 19, 2026.
Bloober Team wants to continue to launch physical editions of their games for as long as possible, as long as it can produce them, he explained to GamesRadar+ his executive director, Piotr Babieno. The statement, subject to that condition, comes after PlayStation undertook to stop making records in 2028. Babieno acknowledged that digital distribution is simpler, cheaper and cost-effective, but noted that collecting games creates an emotional lin…
Bloober Team backs physical games, if production allows - Gamereactor
Bloober Team wants to keep producing physical retail editions of its games for as long as possible, provided it can make them, CEO Piotr Babieno told GamesRadar+. The conditional commitment comes as PlayStation has pledged to stop disc production by 2028. Babieno acknowledged that digital distribution is easier, cheaper and more profitable, but said collecting games builds an emotional connection between players and the studios that make them. T…
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