You can buy a Sony PlayStation 5 without a disc drive and Microsoft's Xbox Series S is a digital only console. For one, a large number of players have shifted to digital only. Remedy Entertainment's FAQ proposes that digital platforms provide a more cost effective option for customers: "There are many reasons for this. Preservationists have fought hard for the continued release of physical media, but some publishers have resorted to bundling a download code in a disc-less retail box. The gaming community has debated at length about the temporary nature of digital releases-termination of online services and changes in ownership rights have resulted in certain titles becoming completely inaccessible to players/fans. So hopefully this way we can give you a better version of the game." We didn't want to release something that we weren't proud of basically, and that we didn't want players to play. Because otherwise, the game that goes on the disc, obviously it has to be playable without a patch. Like, a significant number of weeks actually. It just felt it makes sense for this, and the timing felt right." His colleague, Rowley added further insight: "As creatives obviously, by going digital-only it does allow us more time to polish the game. Lake responded first: "Yeah, it is digital only, and kind of coming to this idea, both from Remedy and Epic's perspective, that's our current thinking. Eurogamer questioned the game's creative director Sam Lake, and director Kyle Rowley at Summer Games Fest (earlier this month)-the site's reporter demanded a more detailed explanation regarding the long-anticipated sequel's eschewing of physical media.
Remedy Entertainment announced last month, via a FAQ, that it plans to keep Alan Wake 2 exclusive to digital platforms for an October 17 (this year) release, with no consideration given to customers demanding physical copies.
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