I love gaming, and like many others, I've curated a collection of games that mean the world to me. There's a certain joy in knowing that I've got the physical disc in my hands—a tangible connection to the adventures, narratives, and experiences that have shaped our leisure time and given us countless hours of pleasure. But there's a looming threat in the gaming world: the disappearance of physical media.

If Sony and other game giants decide to move to a digital-only format, I'm deeply concerned about the implications for all of us who cherish owning our favorite games. Imagine any beloved book, movie, or show suddenly becoming inaccessible simply because the internet isn't cooperating. Consider the moments you've wanted to escape into your favorite game, only to find out that you can't because your WiFi is down or your connection is unstable.

This is a real fear. A fear that drives home the importance of having those physical copies. If purchasing a digital version of a game means renting it rather than owning it—what, then, is the point of buying it at all? We're not just consumers, we're collectors, archivists even. We deserve the right to choose how we want to own and enjoy the content we love.

We urge Sony and other stakeholders in the gaming industry to keep producing physical game discs as an option. This isn't merely about holding onto nostalgia—it's about ensuring ownership rights and the freedom to access your collection whenever you want. Let's not allow digital convenience to overshadow our rights as purchasers to access our games offline any time.

By signing this petition, you're standing up for our rights as game owners and preserving the rich, varied experiences that come with physical media. Let's champion our ability to truly own what we buy. Sign now and make your voice heard!