Will PlayStation games actually get cheaper once physical discs disappear?

I’m not buying the idea that killing PlayStation discs will make games cheaper

A former Square Enix executive says ending PlayStation discs could make digital games cheaper, but Sony's closed storefront and pricing experiments suggest otherwise.

Sony is right to kill the disc - gamers are just focusing on the wrong thing

With Sony unlikely to U-turn on its decision to kill PlayStation discs, what does a better version of the all-digital future look like?

Former Square Enix Exec Says Disc-Free Games Will Lower Prices

Jacob Navok says that a world without physical media will put major publishers in constant competition with each other, though how that would drive costs down is just a theory

Will PlayStation games actually get cheaper once physical discs disappear?

A former Square Enix exec believes that PS Store prices could actually come down as a result of Sony's decision to end all physical media on PlayStation.

Sony ending PlayStation discs "was always going to happen," says analyst, as the PS6 costing $1,000 would "limit your audience quite significantly"

Sony's plans to end support for new PlayStation discs has caused huge volumes of uproar in the gaming world, but one analyst thinks the situation was inevitable, especially with an incoming PS6 that could cost somewhere around $1000. "I think this was always going to happen," games analyst Piers Harding-Rolls says in a chat with Edge Magazine, arguing that the costs involved in manufacturing physical games are eating into Sony's bottom line. "Sa…