Major second-hand retailer warns loss of physical PlayStation games will mean higher prices for consumers and 'fewer opportunities to shop around'

A leading UK second-hand retailer has sounded the alarm that the shift away from physical PlayStation games will lead to higher costs for consumers. With fewer opportunities to find used copies, gamers might find themselves paying more for their favorite titles. This change not only impacts budget-conscious gamers but also reduces the market's competitiveness, making it harder to find good deals on popular games. The implications could extend to the broader gaming industry, influencing how and where people purchase games in the future.