Physical media has been dying for years. If you look at the sales statistics between physical and digital, it makes for grim reading if you care about physical media.
75% of game sales in Europe in 2024 were digital. In 2022, 90% of game sales in the UK were digital. It's a similar story pretty much everywhere. And whilst there's a lot of noise on the internet about how bad a digital-only future would be, the average consumer doesn't care.
I'm like Karl Pilkington with pancakes.
Have 'em when you want.
Have you heard of these things called "vaccines"?
This is why I love the Quick Tap feature on Pixel phones.
I suppose it might go down well with some of his base who love the "macho" shit, but the rest of the world are looking on with disgust.
In some ways, this has probably worked out well for Ukraine, as it might focus minds in Europe. Though I do wish Zelenskyy had pointed out the $350bn in aid lie that Trump keeps spouting.
Did Trump and Vance think this embarrassing display made them look the better of the leaders?
Because it really didn't.
Trade unions stuck in the past shocker.
I really want this, but £55 for a 3.5 year-old game is a bit steep.
Also, a premium edition that gives you four days early access for a port of an old game is laughable.
You mean the Bullring?
It's okay, and it's not far from where I live but it's not quite the same as the ones you see in North America. Though maybe they feel different if you don't live there.
I'm in the UK but now I want to go and visit that mall. 😂
It reminds me of the West Edmonton Mall that I visited when I was a kid.
Not a high bar to clear, really.