PS5 vs PS5 Digital Edition - Which One Should You Buy?
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
- The PS5 comes in two varieties, the standard version, and the Digital Edition. But what's the difference between them? And should you choose one over the other? In this video, I'll help you decide.
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I have the disc version because while streaming and downloading games is the future, I still much prefer having physical media. Plus, it's nice being able to play the older disc based PS4 games.
Exactly, plus the option to take a game back to the shop and get cash back!
I agree, i want a ps5 disk version but they’re difficult to find. Ive came close multiple times to get one but always dont make it in time.
@@artfiend4212 my dad used to always do that at gamestop lol
@@artfiend4212 I feel that I buy all my games digital and rather have the digits I have the disc version rn tho which I never use disc
Whats the point in getting a ps5 just to play ps4 games? If you already have a ps4?
Having the disk version is basically having the best of both worlds💪🏼
You said it best
@@bernardcole2464 thank youu!!🤟🏾
Yea I got the digital xbox series s and it was almost like my ps4 pro was better then I had to upgrade to a full ps5 console I was missing the disc drive so so much
I agree, !! The disc version is far better than digital, if you own the games physically then all you need to do is put the disc in and away you go!!but digital, you have to buy them with certain method of payment.
@@paulwilcox5265 yeah, i just bought my disc version yesterday now that they're finally popping up in stores after all this time.
One thing a lot of people don't consider is that with a digital version, you're essentially giving PSN a monopoly on your games purchases and so you're forced to pay whatever price PSN is currently selling the game for. Whereas with a disc version, you have endless amounts of stores you can buy physical discs from, and so you can often find whatever game you want for sale on some store or another. In my experience physical discs are often cheaper than the digital version, so you can easily make back your $100. Don't give PSN a monopoly on your games purchases, buy a disc version.
true, didnt think about that
not a bad idea but since ive had a ps4, I've never once gotten a disc over digital or found a cheaper option.
Thats True. Physical games u can always sell after getting tired of them for digital games your money is gone for good. But sometimes digital stores has good discounts and its too attempt ing not to buy them. And digital games comes with u if u play In another console or bring your console elsewhere... discs takes too much space to carry them around.
I have PS Plus and most games I want to buy are regularly discounted the same as most in store. I only bought one physical game and that was for the steelbook
In my country disc version of the game always costs me more than the digital, it's cheaper for me to buy digital.
Thank you. I haven’t played video games in like 10 years. I felt like I wanted the cd version and you definitely cleared that up for me
I’ve managed to order the disc version. The biggest pro for me is, that in some shops you have great deals on somewhat ‘older’ games though that tends to be a lot less nowadays.
did you get it from the ps direct private event cuz i scored rn on that
@@xprods7713 unfortunately no. I haven’t received it yet and I’m heavily doubting whether I will receive it at this point. If you have any tips please share. I reside in the Netherlands so I assume that I can’t use the same sources you’re able to tap into.
@@creativepicnl same I haven't received my console yet but remember Sony doesnt deliver on weekends they'll give it to you on weekdays
I’ve got the PS about a week later after this post. It’s a dream playing on it. No regrets there!
The con of the digital version is that the games tend to be more expensive online.
I bought the disc version mainly because a lot of my games library is on disc, plus other disc based media, movies and TV shows. I like having the option of being able to buy games both physically and digitally, though I do agree that streaming is the future, just not for everything.
Well I got the diss version bro & I love my game
@@davidwilliams6926 so I should get digital since most my ps4 as digital ? I mostly wait til psn deals to buy the games anyway
@@theriseoftony definitely go for digital I'm doing the same next week since all my games on digital and me and my brother gameshare anyway
So if buy disc version i still have the option of choosing either disc and digital?
@@alonelypotato2788 yup
Just bought the digital version today since I'm getting less and less on buying discs. There are three main reasons for it: In my country the new game is more expensive than the digital version, and when I have to move to apartment I don't have to bring all the discs since saving up more space is a must in a tiny room. The last one is, I'm getting less and less on buying games physically - it's so easy to browse on the PS store and buy the games using my credit card.
Agreed digital are way better than physical one
@@hailakmal4683 but can you buy digital games on the disc version as well?
@@chrryvrn6733yes ofcourse
@@chrryvrn6733 but when u get disc one its problem cause u need to clean the place where u put disc but in digital u just clean easily.and digital one looks better +u dont have to get up and change discs u just have to join a game
@@ThatOneDude136 I got the disc version but i haven’t bought any disc games yet😭 only digital ones hahahaha
I have the digital because I was mostly digital on my ps4. It was the natural progression for me to fully switch to digital. Also, the symmetrical look of the digital edition is better in my opinion
I had to put my disc version PS5 on its side due to space constraints and I must say, when placed that way, the disc version is more aesthetic IMO.
l went and purchased the Digital Version for my next year Christmas gift, so lf l buy Tekken 8 when that comes out, how am l supposed to use it when lt doesn't have a disc drive?
@@lukehart7225 you don’t. Unless it’s digital, you can’t play it.
@@imakeshoes1 I’ll have to cancel it then and buy the PS5, plus I have PS4 so if l wanna use them I’ll definitely need disc drive
@@lacountess l could do that, but for a safer bet, l'll just grab the disc drive PS5, l own some PS4 games of course, so l may wanna play them as well, cheers tho
I have the standard (disc) model. It's pretty satisfying playing both digital & physical games. U get the best of both worlds
Shame I could only find the Digital Edition but I have a Series X as well.
@@dericjames2018 You have both while im tryna get me a digital ps5
@@milk309 it's worth it and good luck on finding a PS5 Digital.
@@dericjames2018 Thanks man
@@milk309 they usually low on stock
I bought the one that was available, a bundle of the disc version with Horizon forbidden west. To be honest I’m glad with the disc version. I like to play campaign modes and when I’m done with the game i would like to be able to sell or trade the game.
i got the same one
Got mine on order July '22 really looking forward to it.
Same. Maybe I'm old school but I like to sell or trade my games when I'm done with them.
@@jinoh4890 I like to do the same thing, I also have a nice display case for physical media, not just games but Blurays, 4K Discs, etc
Just get the same today from the PS Direct Drop ;D
watching this knowing I cant afford a ps5
I bought the disc version because I always like to get the best model of anything I buy and I like having both options.
The games are very expensive on the playstation store and I've personally grabbed a lot of games for a lot less physically than what they cost online. Demons souls & ratchet and clank was $50 the previous black Friday on the psn store but managed to get both for $60 at brand new. Disc version the way to go price-wise
Honestly if you have psplus tho they do well with giving us alot of deals and even some free games. Especially playstation now
You can buy cheap digital keys as cheap as outdated disc physical versions ,eneba is trustworthy in my country right now..I am not promoting maybe its not super safe but i am telling you that there are other options as well and not just getting ripped of 60 dolalrs for an 8 old game in xbox or playstation e-store
@@RARESHORTZZ That's hardly ever true. Even when games go on sale on the psn store you can still find a used disc version for significantly cheaper
All the new games will eventually be 69.99
But every game you purchase on disc will need to put in Ps to play.
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Thank you for the comment, I genuinely appreciate it! It's been a great first year, but I plan to massively increase the volume of content on the channel next year whilst keeping the quality as good, ideally better... hopefully that will be enough to really push it forward.
From my personal experience while owning PS4, I never bought / sold any disc based games, and always bought digital on sale or from PS Plus / EA Play, the only game that I had as disc was the one that came with the console bundled itself (Last of Us II), that's why I decided to go with the digital version this time. But having disc version still probably good idea if you're also like me (never use disc based game) but occasionally have the need to watch certain dvd media from certain gathering events, talk, etc (yes sometimes this is their only option) and you don't have a dvd player
I’m so sorry that you bought and played thr last of us 2. 😢No one should have to have gone through that. It’s not your fault.
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Disc is the only option for me. Especially with increased backward compatibility coming for all PS systems, where you'll probably need your disc to confirm ownership or else buy it again.
wait i can play ps3 games on my ps5 I know i can play ps4 games
I just bought the disc version. That way , I can find games on sale physically , plus I truly like having a collection I can see.
So you bought the regular (Disc) version right, not the Digital?
@@ProperHonestTech yes , oops
The disc reader can definitely become problematic over years of normal wear and tear. At least thats what happened to my PS4. Digital version PS5 it is for me.
won't ever see WEAR
nor TEAR on DIGITAL models
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Same
Can you not download digital games if you have the disk version?
@@sarahbeth4934 you can but it's more expensive
i think with money u saved by reselling games , u can buy the disk reader 😂
I went to a game store once and I was able to pick up a bundle of 5 brand new PS4 games for the equivalent of $26. Also, I bought Ni No Kuni 2 on clearance new for $4. I understand if some don't want to buy physical versions of their games but deals like the ones I got would be impossible for owners of the PS5 Digital since your only source is PSN. That's why I recommend forking the extra $100 getting the disc version.
I got the disc version because of getting most games physically, but some I get digitally if they are out of stock. Mainly because there are more options.
You end up saving more money by getting the physical model. I purchased Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart on disc for around £30 cheaper than the digital copy on PSN. Yes digital is convenient but you have to wait for sales if you want a game for cheap.
Playstation usually has amazing sales. I just ordered my PS5, so I don't know how it is on there.
Exactly.. I bought (original) Ghost of Tsushima for $35 in June when it was $59 on PSN..the only positive for the digital PS5 is it’s look..
@@jermainew8394 and it’s cheaper. Also the digital looks awkward and ugly so I don’t see ur point. It looks more proportionate on the 499 Ps5.
Something to keep in mind, You keep 2 copies when you buy a game digitally, The second copy can be given to someone by Gamesharing.
Where you got Ratchet that cheap?
Excellent review. Answered my questions satisfactorily. Thank you!
You broke down the pros and cons brilliantly! I've browsed a few more recent videos on other channels and none of them cover things this clearly. A lot of waffling...
Really appreciate you getting to the point. Disk version is the one for me.
I just can't imagine buying a console without a disc drive, to reach their own though
I reach indeed
reacholo
I havent used a disc in years, xbox user here
It’s Scooby doo guys 🐶
Same, although I like to reach my own sometimes
Great video and thanks for your thoughts. I bought the digital as a bundle as it was the only one I could get my hands on. Im pretty much starting from scratch as my last console was the ps3 so no physical games of the PS4.
The nice thing about that is you've got an entire generation of games to go back and play! If you sign up for PlayStation Plus, you get 20 of the best PS4 games available to download as well, stuff like the Last Of Us Remastered, God of War, Resi 7 etc. Loads to catch up on!
@@ProperHonestTech keen to get stuck in any personal favourites/ recommendations games?
Hey, I'm also gonna get a PS5 in a couple of months and my last console was also a PS3, I really want to play some Ratchet from PS4 and especially Person 5 Royal which I haven't been able to play hahaha, that PS4 compatibility on the PS5 is awesome!
Same here mate. My last console was a ps3
same i have a ps3
I was on the waitlist on Amazon for a new disc version! I finally got it. I’m excited.
After what seemed to be an endless effort of obtaining a PS5 by signing up through PlayStation, I finally was able to purchase one today. I purchased the disc version as I have an enormous inventory of PS4 physical games, which I prefer. I enjoy just looking at the collection and the artwork on the sleeves, and keeping them alphabetized. I feel if I can’t hold it, I don’t really own it. That’s just me. The same reason I have somewhat of a gaming console museum in my home with consoles going all the way back to the 70’s right up to the present day. I also have a coin-op arcade in my home in a dedicated arcade room, complete with a pool table.
I’m still unclear what the problem Sony is having in keeping up with demand in regards to the PS5. I had almost given up, but that drive to complete my collection is what kept me trying, and now I’m excited to have one headed my way.
totally agree, I have some good games on ps4 like rdr2 and cod BO3, Hitman, etc etc......And I feel like if I bought the digital version I would lose that money and it would equal out to just buying the disk version anyway, I'm also exited to buy avatar way of the water on disk to watch on a ps5, would look just as amazing as when I saw it in theatres in 3d
Was originally going for the disc version, but I went to the digital because most of my games on my PS4 are digital download. Therefore, the digital would make sense for me.
Ya same for me all the games I have it the console already soo why spend more if I don’t even buy discs
@@Kultrx your a fool !! Disc is better u get both options
So you’re able to take your ps4 digital games that you already own and put them on your ps5?
if you have the digital version how are you going to sell your digital games for second hand?
@@andyng5321 Not everyone wants to sell their games lol
For those that have a PS4 collection and like having physical copies of games it's definitely a no brainer.
As for others what I will say is that in case you wanna sell the games you bought physically there will always be a market for that as well, when the digital ones don't really hold any reselling value, finally I feel that if somebody decides to resell their PS5 the value of the disc one and want will be far greater.
Exactly. Even if what you sell isn’t at a crazy value. You always get something back. You can’t say the same with digital copies. It’s always the case tho , there’s always gunna be a collector in the future that will pay big money for a rare game/console. It may take a lot of patience but those things do happen
The resell game in stores like game stop is horrible 😢
I would suggest getting the disc version so you have all options available but I would also suggest to buy more digital games because it's very likely that the next console won't have a disc drive anymore. Most games are bought digitally and with the digital console it's clear that many players can't play physical games anymore so the push to digital is inevitable and if you care about backward compatibility you might miss out with discs on the successor.
I have the disc version not by choice, because someone bought me it, it's a really great console, a huge upgrade from Xbox One. I've had it since February and it's running perfectly fine. I love it, I wish i had a good enough monitor for the 120Hz refresh rate.
I had no option but to buy the disk version, that's what was available in the market for a reasonable price, the price difference between the disk and the digital version was almost $30 which didn't make sense to go for the minimalist version and pay twice as much as it should actually costs.
If you're happy with your purchase, that's all that matters, and it means you now have access to disk-based games if you want, so lots of opportunities to get a good deal.
I believe disc such as blu ray, UHD, etc will soon become obsolete and digital will be the way going forward for awhile until something else with tech world comes up.
But your blocking yourself off from ever having the option to by physical games
@@donaldpowell6725Dumbest comment ever
@thedeer nah. There will be a ps6 or ps7. Like all the times before. He can always sqitch back if he want. Plus probably in the future they will go digital anyway. Without diak anymore with the playstation. inurtoilet4214
I just have a huge problem with paying 70-80 for a digital copy with no possibility of trading in the game once you are finished I mean it’s cheaper for Sony as distribution and packaging costs are gone so why still full high price? I would definitely have to expand the ssd storage too without a disk drive
When the time comes you can sell the account.
@@henrik3775 Why would you do that if you still play ps
@@henrik3775 that doesn't make sense
I have Disc version due to shops discounting games more than Ps store , also limited run games release some great collectors title. I prefer physical media to virtual
Such a pleasant voice to listen to when watching the video. Thanks for all the information! 👍🏻
I dont own a ps5 yet but it's the disc version all the way...I prefer owning physical media,I don't like the idea of my media being on the cloud
The only reason why I bought the disc one is because games are usually cheaper in my country than they are on the official PS store and it saves me quite a bit of money. For example, I've seen that Horizon Forbidden West is for about 60$ on the PS store yet I bought the game for only 40$ in my local store. So in terms of money, I'd go for the disc one.
Same here, plus digital games are like long term leasing games and aren’t actually owned. Physical games you own and keep forever unless lost or damaged, digital games are yours until the licensing agreement is revoked or the service is down.
@@chrysanthemums4963 whoa something like that would happened ? 😬
I got the disc version because for some reason I rather have that one.
I got the disc version because there is something satisfying about owning and displaying the physical copies of games.. They become decorations like how people collect vinyls
I agree
Thank you this was helpful😀👍❤️
I have the disc version just to have the options, but I prefer downloading games. I have pretty fast internet and it actually works faster than blu-ray without all the noise associated with it. Despite all that, I feel a little guilty because I know that it’s killing the used market and we’re going to be stuck with higher prices because of that.
I just want to know if it's possible to transfer digital games to the disc version
@@averymartin321 no
@@chrryvrn6733 yes
@@cezz1105 wait that means that the disc version is the better option bc you can buy games physical and digital
@@chrryvrn6733 exactly!
Team disc all the way for me. Digital makes everything more convenient for users but for me, nothing beats having a physical copy of the disc. Just having it makes the experience complete for me. But I definitely understand why others prefer the digital edition more.
My guy this was very beneficial for me, I was a bit confused which one to buy. I'm from South Africa by the way 🙏🏽 thank you
Awesome vid!..i literally just bought a digital version about 30min ago, mainly because it was available and i know theyll sell out before Christmas..but i see i can add expandable storage so i think i made good choice, even though digital was the only available choice!
You can buy more GB if you need thats good also
I wanted the Digital Edition originally, but I had the chance to buy the $500 version instead. I say it is worth it, especially when it is still hard to find a PS5 as of now in March of 2022.
You'd be crazy not to pick up the version you don't want, if that's the only option available. Nothing wrong with the disc version after all, I just have a preference for the digital one.
yea you gotta buy the one you can get your hands on
It falls under preference, I suggest waiting till the slim is released if your just an average player as it will be slimmer and more compact for space and will have the disc drive anyways.
I think the new PS plus structure of essential, Extra, and premium have made the digital a good option as well. I paid 100 for the extra and currently playing ghost of tsushiba, injustice, assassins creed, and uncharted at the same time.
That's great nerd
@@phillipbrennan7082 thanks. Enjoy your day
Yeah, I'm currently musing the choice over. I have Premium on my PS4 and whilst it hasn't fully gotten rid of my reservations surrounding having a digital-only PS5, it's definitely placated them
Same. Ever since I got ps plus extra, I've become a digital bitch lol
I have the PS5 digital version cause my main console is the Series X. But even on XBox I never use any discs. Over 90% of my games are from game pass or gold. It's more like a Blueray player. It's nice to have but not essential to me.
I finally, on the day of the 2 year anniversary of the ps5 debut, was finally able to place an order for one. I went with the digital version, partially because it’s cheaper, but I realized I only have one game I play on my ps4 that requires a disc. So I initially thought I’d prefer the disk version, but I realized that I’d likely never use it, so I might as well save the $100 and use it to get a couple games when it arrives
How the digital ver treating you? Mines coming in 6 days.
@@ItsKeysama I love it! I’ve had a ps4 since about 2015, and really only had a couple games I bought a physical copy of, and the rest were all digital, so the digital only ps5 was a no brainer for me, especially for $100 cheaper! Hope you enjoy yours!
I got the disk version and got miles Morales at 1900 INR which is HALF the price of the game on psn 3999. The game was a bit too short for my taste but really well done.
Personally I find there are two main factors that make the disc edition more ideal at the current time #1 Hard drive size in the PS5 is way too small most would struggle to fit more than 3-4 large marquee titles before capacity is maxed. Yes a SSD Card for the expanded storage helps the problem and since I install this I've had a much better user experience it is another cost in additional to the hardware and games etc. #2 Is more a geographic factor perhaps but where I live (New Zealand) the cost of new release games from PSN is out the gate eg: Spiderman 2 pre-order is $139.99 NZD for standard edition the majority of first party titles are in this same ball park. Whereas you can buy a retail copy for $99 for most major titles. I hate having to change the disks to switch between games but the saving on physical copies plus the 2nd hand market is worth it. Can still enjoy the sales on PSN for digital versions but if you want to play anything day one physical is the way to go unless you get free codes or can stomach the $40-$50+ incr in cost.
I got two storages running 1tb each and works fine
This was helpful. Thank you 🙏🏽
Great video! It helped a ton. Thanks, man.
Disc versions will always be my preference for one main reason. I don’t have WiFi where I live. So trying to download anything over 15 gigs over my hotspot would take literal days. I like having the option of just buying the disc with the 1.0 version of the game. If the future of gaming truly is entirely digital then people who live in my same situation aren’t going to fare well.
Amen
Why do you have a ps5 if you can’t even afford wifi
@@masonhunt4941 why you worry about what another men got in don't I know you ain't go girls smh
@@masonhunt4941 bro wifi isnt available everywhere
@@DC_gxneghost then why do you get a ps5 you won’t be able to even download the games
I've always preferred disc versions, when I buy a game I actually like to know I physically own something I can touch feel look at, I also like the box art and any of the other art that may come with the box version.
I felt your comment on a whole other level just now I feel u tho
As much as I want a ps5 I really don't wanna pay $499 for a console but i might regret it in the long run having the digital version. Idk
Feels like a small mind type of thing. You get to touch the disk? Thats the sell? Do you stare at the disk *heavy breathing* then start drooling or something?
@@christopherthomas8421 No I just like having the physical copy, the box the art on it looking and seeing I have a game collection with digital you just own a bunch of 0's and 1's. I could sale them if I want trade for them. They have more value.
@@christopherthomas8421 yes
Nice and clear explanation. Thanks
Thank you sir for clarifying the differences. Disc version for me personally, but I have lots of old games I still enjoy playing. Almost a year later, the digital is currently out of stock again!!!!but the disc is in. I'll be ordering it today. Cheers
So far I’ve only purchased 2 disc games and have saved 85 dollars. This disc version will eventually pay for itself. I prefer digital games but some of the sales on hard copies are quite insane. Especially on the used market.
I got the digital version because I knew for an absolute fact I will never ever, ever, ever buy another disc game again. When digital download became a thing in the PS3, that became a bulk of my game purchases. When I got the PS4, digital was the entirety of my purchases, so getting a disc PS5 made no sense for me.
Very helpful thank you!
I used to be vary wary of physical media back when my only console was an Xbox one cause I found the need to insert a disc to play a game extremely inconvenient since I was the kind of guy to switch games...but when I got the Ps4 I kinda got used to it and in turn liked it cause of the little things I could do with hard discs vs streaming like if I want to play an old version of a game with an exploit, I could just install the disc and stop the update but the digital already installs the patch included. My family and friends has a lot of ps4 owners with HUGE disc collections so we kinda borrow games from each other like books. So we all can try different games without spending a lot. Speaking of disc deals, in my country, the game shops sell discs WAY CHEAPER than the psn online stores like the highest cost vs online is half of the cost. And bottomline, it is kind of a rule of thumb for me that more is better and versatility is a good trait.
Awesome Review!! Now I was once a disc (about 20 games) guy but now i have children who like to go after disc....So now im a Digital Guy now, lol. Honestly I'm a day one buyer so when i want a game whether it be disc or digital going to be the same price. That wont matter though if i cant even get my hands on the ACTUAL CONSOLE,lol. Got you a sub!!!
Thanks for your comment, I appreciate you subbing! You make a good point about games being around the same price on day one. And even the PSN store has some good deals, especially if newer games aren't selling so well. I picked up Riders Republic for £40 and Deathloop for £30 recently, both of which would have cost me £70 a month or so back when they first launched.
@@ProperHonestTech tell me why I got my hands on one but it’s THE DISC ONE,LOL. 😂. I’m just happy to get one
i got the disc and i wanted the digital but i’m happy because i was able to get games cheaper than online
Disc version 😊 I’ve already had mine for over a year and I’m very happy.
For me, I ended up getting the Disc Version of the Console as I still play a good percentage of games on physical format
Great video! I got a invite from PS Direct and I bought the digital version of the game thinking I prefer having everything digitally anyways and plus save $100. But I do regret that decision after researching online and seeing all the benefits of disc version vs the digital.
Good news about getting a PS5 though (even if it’s now not the one you want!) 💪🏻
You can always sell it for a 1,000% mark up 💀
@@Kaisolostudio lmao tempting but no
true but i personaly i will try to get the digital as well. I dont play so many games anyway (not so much free time) and and it just looks so much better
@@VictoryGR well actually I got lucky with the disc recently so it’s not a issue for me anymore haha. But I get what you’re saying, I too am the same way, but sometimes physical games just have an amazing sale that the digital version would not get for ages
Thanks for the great content mate. Bought myself a digital edition couple weeks ago since the only game ive been actively playing is fifa. Getting the digital version is the best deal imo as i rarely purchase disc knowing the fact that i easily get bloody bored with other games. All and all lets just appreciate our beautiful ps5 regardless of the version👍🏻 ya’ve got another subscriber here
Thanks mate, appreciate the comment. Hope you're enjoying the PS5!
Totally agree
I'm thinking of buying the digital version as well and I only play Fifa, so my question is, do you need internet every time you play Fifa?
@@mambachiyengo379 yes buddy
@@mambachiyengo379 Yes you can absolutely play FIFA offline. You can play career mode, 2 player vs or co-op, but obviously if you're planning to play Ultimate Team youre gonna need that internet connection. Go get your ps5, worry about whether you can get internet later!
I'm planning to get the disc version, even though all of the games I play are digital-based, I have some blu-ray movies at home, and buying a separate blu-ray player costs way too much rather than getting a disc version PS5, so looks like I don't have much choice
Thank you for the feedback.
I got the digital edition, as i don't really enjoy having a bunch of disc cases laying around.
I also found the more sleek look of the digital edition. Of course this is my opinion, so the disc version is probably just as good as the digital edition.
Bought yesterday the disc version, and i like it a lot. You can play the ps4 games in a sec. My opinion, i prefer more to buy a game than to rent a game instead. It is for me more fun too play and collect this way. Grt from the Netherlands.
Very well Explained 😊
Thank you very much for the clarification
I got the disc version because a lot of the games that I play are disc copies and If I had the digital I can’t play most of those games unless I spend more money but I do agree that digital is the future and much easier to access the game rather than digging through your collection but ps6 might have that as a requirement when it comes out but I’m happy with the version I got rn
I recently bought a disc version bearing in mind I am 99.9% sure I will never use the drive I just think it looks a little more pleasing to the eye and less looking like a de-humidifier.
Where you got it
@@victorcordero1458 I got it from the sony store after I recieved an email from them to say they had some in stock .
If u get disk version is it like an add on and still has digital and u can buy from the online store
@@ZtownMicMoney yes it's still digital as well as containing a disc drive. I assumed you watched the video the man done a great job of explaining it I thought .
Thank you for clearing this out…I was really confused…
Disc 😊 I just got mine yesterday and I'm so happy.
i want the digital because the disc drive was obviously a last minute pitch to cater to old school players. The design looks soo much more complete on the digital
Well I got my disc PS5 last October and I can honestly say I've already saved hundreds in games. Unless the game is on a huge sale in PS store 9 times outta 10 I get the disc because I found that not just PS5 but even PS4 games that came out years ago go for 60 plus dollars an and example is Mass Effect Legendary edition. I wanted to get it because I never played part 3 and in the store its 60 and I wasn't gonna pay that much for it I went to Walmart that same week and it was there for 19.99 so yeah you find out stores sometimes have the same game marked down. Thats 40 plus dallars I saved on just 1 game so imagine multiple games I've already did the same tactic for.
I'm curious. Have you thought about increasing the memory of your console? I bought the disc version and have games that I transferred over from my ps4 in my digital library, plus I bought it with Ragnorok. And I use ps4 and 5 disc games. I wonder how long before you start running out of memory. I installed a Seagate 2T SSD to make sure that I don't have any problems. They offer a 4T card, too. Be sure to get one with a heat sink if you go that route.
@TKP I always get games on sale in the store because I have PS Plus. They are never not having sales ranging from 40-80% off. I just wait until it's comparable to in store prices. The only thing I'm missing out on is resale value and blue rays, which I don't use any way.
I own the digital version, I will say it's a good console and I enjoy it, the only con is that there will be times where you wish you got the disc version but it goes away after awhile
Same. I regret it but I'm slowly getting over it
I haven't bought a disc in yearssss so it doesn't bother me at all
Amazing video ❤
Thank you for your time and good explanation, BTW what was the game you showed (with the guns).
I got Digital at launch as I mainly play PC, so I haven't bought physical media in almost a decade. Also it looks better in my setup. One thing I took into account was digital games utalise the SSD better, by the time you switch discs you would already be playing if it was digital. This is more noticeable on the new xbox with multiple games open at once.
I hope you not a grown ass man with that profile pic
@matt5539 except discs can break and then you're truly f'ed lol happened to me twice, had to buy it again. No such thing with digital games, no disc swapping - ever since I got ps plus premium I really don't feel the need to buy physical games. But that's just me
@matt5539 The digital better
@@djandrealit takes 2 seconds to swap discs and how did you break the disc they aren’t that fragile, I never once broke a disc and I’ve been playing since the ps3 era
@andyortega8902 it got dirty to the point my ps4 wouldn't read it anymore. My bad of course but it wouldn't never happened if it was digital. Also..no. It doesnt take 2 seconds to swap discs haha My ps5 is in the living room and switching games from the sofa is so damn convenient lool
"Which version is right for you?" Buying either seems simply impossible. So, I guess the right version is the first version I can get my hands on.
Yes I have a question, are you still able to purchase games digitally on the disc version?
I prefer both but it depends on what game is currently cheaper....mist of the time Physical is getting cheaper after some time
Haven't found one in the wild... but I've not been earnestly searching. I figure by the time I need one, the whole shortage will work itself out. I do have an XBox Series S... and am considering getting the Digital PS5, simply because I never knew if I wanted to go full digital until I played around with the Series S.
Guess I'm not as much of a Luddite as I thought I was. :) After all, I still have my PS4 Pro to play physical games (and PS3 for backwards compatibility).
I hope you're correct about the shortage sorting itself out, although analysts are suggesting that things like the PS5 could be hard to find through the entirety of 2022. Hopefully retailers find better and fairer ways of making them available to more people, as stock becomes available.
Digital for me as I never bought discs for ps4 and ps sales absolutely curb stomp physical discounts.
Great video mate 🤘
My wife put me on a waiting list, a few months ago. Recently notified about an upcoming sale. A one day only sale, at a specific time. No guarantee to get one. Luckily, we bought one. Got the disc version and a couple of controllers. I like the fact that they play the 4K discs. Saves me from buying a 4K player.
Bro tbh I think disc version is better because on the long run it gives u the opportunity to buy used games on the ps4 and you’ll have more space. And on the digital u have wait hours for offers to get only ps5 games cheaper. And those offers might not include the game u want to play.
I bought the digital edition. I only buy digital games now anyway. Lots of other reasons too but you all probably watched vids with pros and cons of each one. No need for me to state them.
A video is not needed for this question. It's quite simple buying the disc version will save the average gammer alot of money since you will easily get your extra 100 back and then some by being able to trade in your games and being able to buy used games only foolish people bought the digital version end of discussion.
@@BkBk-gy6vr hey i’m just glad i was able to get my hands on one at all
I haven’t bought disc in 5 years only disc I have is GTA 5 lol
@@BkBk-gy6vr I literally don't even trade games at all, I don't care about used games considering I really don't want to go the trouble of getting a game going outside just to save 10 dollars.
just got mine this saturday as an early b day present to myself :D
thankyou for information
I recently bought a digital PlayStation 5, on a recommendation from a friend. I was looking at both versions at the beginning. The ease of digital media I own somewhat swayed me toward the digital route.
Physical all the way because you’re also getting a 4K Blu ray player for movies. Even if you mainly game digitally you have a great 4K player there too
Agreed. One of the main advantages of the PS3, too
I like to have a feel of the discs for games like the last of us , tlou2 and many other. Its just so satisfying
I got the disk version for my birthday last week because I believe we should preserve games and the best way to do this is with physical copies
I bought the physical edition because physical games are generally much cheaper and you can sell them or lend/borrow them when you're finished with them. I've gotten plenty of free games from my friends who've finished with them, something I just wouldn't have the benefit of with a digital console. As someone who wants Gran Turismo 7 I also don't have to pay that £70 on the digital store since the physical copy has already dropped by over £10 and in 99% of cases games that go on sale digitally still cost more than the physical version. Physical media has its perks as much as people act like it doesn't.
There's a tonne of perks to having physical, I mention many of them in the video. For me, not having physical is purely a preference thing, I fully understand that I'm placing limitations on myself in many ways by choosing digital.
There is one thing almost nobody is talking about: the disc inside is LOUD sometimes. Console is much quieter while playing digital.
Is it? Can you explain that a bit more
@@rtarun9865 uhh... its like "Brrrrrr"
Thanks for this!! Now I’m convinced! Digital it is!
Having the disc version is handy if you want to play DVDs on your system as well as games