Grand Theft Auto VI's physical edition is drawing criticism for its high price and lack of a physical disc, containing only a code for digital download. This $80 price point, higher than the typical $70 for AAA games, is seen as a significant shift in the industry, potentially normalizing higher prices for new releases. The move also highlights a broader trend where consumers pay more for digital access rather than true ownership, with digital rights management (DRM) increasingly prevalent and limiting player control over purchased games. AI
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