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Former PlayStation Worldwide Studios leader Shawn Layden states that ending game discs was not about second-hand sales but rather digital revenue dominance. He explains the decision relies on broadband reach and cost calculations where 80 percent of opportunity justifies dropping support for a small slice. Microsoft Project Helix will likely follow this trend as physical media declines globally.
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