We all know that microsoft

Digital is more expensive than physical, console is always more expensive than PC. It's just the way of the world... haha

I myself have never run into storage issues because I only keep about 6 games or so on the console. Got externals for both 360 and One and paid about the cost of a disc version of the game and have about 3 TB of storage. Now based on a few factors if I buy
a disc game it costs me roughly about 93 USD not counting DLC or collectors/limited edition.

All that is based on the time it would take out of my day to drive and get it and miss out on a hour of work rather than be able to start a download and work at the same time. So for some users I get a disc might be right but for me personally there is no
point in it. Plus I have reduced so much clutter of games laying around since digital.

They fix this by giving us a lot of deals on games. I'm okay with the prices because I just buy used games anyways. That's why I love the sales that XBL has because they're really good deals most of the time. If you can't afford to spend full price on XBL,
then get the physical copy.

@Electro -- Even if you buy a physical copy, you need to download vast elements of the game onto the hard drive, so whichever you go with, you're going to fill up the hard drive rather quickly.

Also should add that through a simple Google search, players weren't perma-banned in Halo 4, they were just banned for X amount of time from matchmaking. The one guy on the Waypoint forums said he was banned for accepting a game invite, and other posters
commented that in his last 10 games, he quit out 5 of them. Oops.

Oh, add to that that games released for the X1 are now released with. For lack of a better word. "Half Backed." - Meaning that they require updates before you can even be able to play the campaign in some cases.

So in this generation of gaming (whether PS4 or X1) going digital, or physical means added costs in every respect.

Clever hidden tactics in the form of DRM if you ask me. - Which is even more reason for me and mine to completely skip this generation of gaming nightmares, and headaches.