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PlayStation founder Ken Kutaragi dismisses fan anger over physical game disc discontinuation as a "mentality issue"
PlayStation founder Ken Kutaragi has pushed back against fans' anger over Sony's plan to discontinue physical game discs, calling it a "mentality issue." Kutaragi, who retired from PlayStation in 2007, stated at the Game Republic New Horizons event that while he understands physical discs have become a metaphor for 'owning' games, he doesn't believe it's economically reasonable. Sony plans to stop disc production in 2028, a decision that has drawn significant controversy and a petition with over 385,000 signatures.
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