Digital vs Disc

The more clutter I get in my house, the less I want a disc. I love digital.

Digital all the way for PC. As a kid I would've wanted the tangible disk no matter what, but now I'm all about streamlining the clutter. And for PC, there really isn't a reason for it anymore. Or rather, there isn't an option. Once the game is installed, the disk is useless. And it may help those with bandwidth caps, but then the game almost always has some kind of update to download anyway.

Only physical media I will purchase is Blu-Ray box sets of movies I watch 20-30 times. (Harry Potter and Star Wars)

I do like the feeling of opening up a new case. After that it's just clutter though and I hate switching discs.

For ps4: Games I play often I like digital. Games I play through once in a blue moon I prefer physical.

It's games like fifa that I want digital.

If I'm buying it for myself PC or console I go digital.

If I'm giving a gift or were to receive a gift hard copy... Bc it's cooler!

How is it managing hard drive space on consoles if you have a lot of digital purchases? Is it easy to delete games you've set aside and then redownload them later if you want?

I prefer to have the disc, but hate nothing more than having to insert it to be able to play. Now I refuse to buy physical copies because of the hassle.

Prefer digital, have 3.5TB of storage now on the X1 now.

What my wife did for my B'day, she bought a gift code from Gamestop and put the receipt in a demo box they gave her to wrap. Redeemed code on X1 and downloaded the game. Best of both worlds

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prefer having a physical copy, by far. When I found out they were releasing Shovel Knight on disc, I held out on playing it for months until the physical copy came out. Same thing for the Resident Evil HD remake. Its killing me not to play it, but the physical release is next month.

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This makes no sense to me.