What do you expect them to do, actually talk to real people about the issue? Like do real journalism!? Pfft

Bazzite (which is essentially SteamOS, but on a Fedora, instead of Arch [btw], base) works just fine -- excepting Big Picture / Console Mode, which is still buggy -- for both Intel and Nvidia.

I mean, Valve doesn't sell games on physical media in the Steam Store either that I'm aware.

Right? That's how bad it is. Although how that some major companies are having Linux distros as default installs, M$ it's kinda freaking out a little. It's like, how little can we do to make people happy and still steal their info.

Sony ain't gonna lose shit. Exclusives will ensure people buy their shit.

Look at the url, this isn't cope, it's an ad.

It's interesting, cause i just saw them mention this subject about gamers being mad at playstation in the national news in my country, so if that's anything to go by maybe it's causing more of a stink than we think.

Most games from my small-to-medium sized collection fit on a single blu-ray disc. Only some bigger AAA releases don't. I think only like 2 games I own have more than one disc - Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2.

Well they don't always, but you can just use multiple discs in that case. I think final fantasy has done this as well as a recent example, but this has already been done since the days of games still being on CD.

There used to be CDs that came in cereal boxes, occasionally a game would be on two disks.

Also starcraft was on two disks for the installation, though I believe the second disk was for expansion to the main campaign.

It is actually entirely possible to have fully functional physical copies of PC games, albeit with extra effort.

You can buy DRM-free games, and burn them onto blu-ray discs. Of course, you're gonna need a blu-ray drive, but at least you're completely free to do what you want. You can also buy blank cases and print cover art for them. Again, a lot of extra effort, but it works and is fully independent from corporations.

Well you can actually own your games on pc even if they're digital. Games don't have to be physical to be able to own them, but on consoles physical is the only way to own, which is why it's considered important on those platforms. If consoles as a digital platform were as free as pc, it wouldn't be as big an issue.