GameStop HAS to stay open. How else am I supposed to get 15 cents for each of my hard-earned video games? I need money!,(reply>), Wow, I had no idea that this would explode into a physical vs. digital war, so here's my take:<br><br>Physical games are great if you want to play the game and be done with it. Just play it once and that's it. It's great for trading games, re-selling, collecting and preservation. <br><br>Digital games are very very convenient. Just hop on a store and download it. No wait, no shelf, no disc-swapping. It's also great if you want to keep playing because you can't really lose it. <br><br>Overall, I try to buy physical realese for my consoles because I like having a tangible thing to put on a shelf. However, for my PC, I don't even have an optical drive, so...<br><br>I think if physical were truly dead, the Series X and PS5 wouldn't be getting optical drives. But who knows? Maybe I'm wrong.,(reply>), @Warm Soft Kitty most countries with faster internet that the USA are smaller geographically... nice try bud,(reply>), All the ones buy me (in New York) are closed :'(<br><br><br>I just wanna Switch,(reply>), @Siddhant Rath we don't really have GameStop in India,(reply>), i agree that physical media is dying, but the idea of owning your games shouldn't die with it.<br>Like imagine if the ps3's online store closed and several beloved digital only games were made unobtainable without piracy... <br><br>oh wait. that happened...