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Sony has announced plans to cease production of physical video game copies by 2028, marking a significant shift in the gaming industry. This decision affects local retailers like Hi-Tech Gametraders in Saskatoon, which has operated since 1998. Owner Umair Khan expressed concerns about the move, stating it reflects a growing focus on bottom-line profits rather than fan engagement. The transition to digital distribution raises questions about ownership rights, as customers purchasing physical games may lose access if titles are delisted, similar to Sony's recent removal of 550 movies from its PlayStation Store. Industry experts note that both Sony and Microsoft have prioritized digital platforms, impacting traditional retail models. Khan highlighted customer disappointment and the challenge for stores to adapt by focusing on collectibles like Pokémon trading cards and Funko Pops. The decision underscores broader trends in the gaming sector, where physical media is becoming obsolete, prompting debates about the future of game ownership and local business sustainability.

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