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Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 ports for PS5 and PS4 do not include the DLC Both games' Season Pass cost $30, but are on sale for $10 for PlayStation Plus subscribers

The neon-drenched Apex Legends x Cyberpunk Event goes live July 14.

Bought a Nintendo device for the first time since 1998 (Game Boy Color). After owning every PlayStation device since the OG. Fuck off Sony, fuck off PlayStation. Never ever. I would rather have Key Cards than nought!

Honestly, the hate on Switch 2 Game-Key Cards is kinda missing the point. They aren’t some corporate scam to screw us over—they’re actually saving physical gaming. Look at the tech reality right now: games are just too massive. A ton of modern titles are way bigger than the 64GB cartridge limit. If Nintendo started manufacturing massive 100GB+ carts to fit them, the retail price of those physical games would be absolutely astronomical. Instead of just giving up and going 100% digital-only like everyone else, Nintendo actually found a pretty clever middle ground. Plus, there are some major perks people are overlooking: The Switch 2's onboard SSD is pretty good. Running a huge game from internal storage instead of a slower cartridge means way better performance and barely any loading screens. Unlike a digital code that gets locked to your account forever, the physical card *is* the license. That means you can still lend it to a friend or resell it when you’re done. You still get the actual box for your shelf, and stores can still stock them. At the end of the day, it's just a practical solution to a really tough hardware problem. Game-Key Cards are basically Nintendo's way of recognizing that fans still love physical media and trying to keep it alive. 🤷🏾‍♂️ The only thing I wish is that there were Switch 2 models with higher internal storage 😩 256GB these days is not enough lol

I personally don’t care that there aren’t going to be anymore physical disc for PlayStation. I haven’t bought a hard copy game in 10 yrs. I play the game, enjoy it and that’s it. I never understand the outrage.