This Holiday Season, Remember You Can Never Be Too Mad At Playstation

The article argues that Sony’s move towards digital licensing leaves PlayStation users with access to games rather than ownership, raising concerns about what happens when licences expire. It says this matters because physical games are becoming less common, leaving players with fewer ways to keep or lend the titles they have paid for.

It also warns that games could be changed or removed from digital libraries, potentially without players’ consent. The article cites Sony’s reported 127 million monthly active PlayStation 5 users and points to past content changes in game re-releases, as well as Sony removing films from digital libraries after licences expired; it presents the prospect of politically driven changes as a concern, not an established outcome.