The real Agoa risk in the fine print
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Could a Disc-Free PlayStation Actually Lower Game Prices?
"As Sony soldiers ahead with their plans to end hard copies for new PlayStation games, players are fearing a future which will force them to pay more and own less," writes Kotaku.
- Eliminating physical copies could lower game prices, suggests former Square Enix exec.
- Digital-only environment may create fluctuating competition among publishers.
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The 30-year policy collision behind Australia's housing crunch
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