Are you a collector who loves having a physical copy of your favorite games? If so, you might be worried about the future of discs, especially with Sony planning to go disc-free by 2028. But CD Projekt Red has some reassuring news for you: The Witcher 4 will still have a physical edition, even if discs go away.
In a recent statement, the studio confirmed that the highly anticipated RPG will "have a box" for physical game collectors, regardless of the industry's shift towards digital. This means you'll still be able to own a tangible piece of The Witcher 4, complete with a case and maybe some goodies inside.
Now, you might be wondering what that physical edition will include if not a disc. Well, CD Projekt Red didn't specify, but it's likely to feature a digital download code, similar to what some other games have done. Alternatively, they could include a USB drive or some other physical medium, but that's pure speculation on our part. The key point is that the box will exist, so your shelf won't miss out.
This news comes as a relief to many gamers who cherish the physical aspect of gaming. There's something special about owning a game you can hold in your hands, display on a shelf, and maybe even lend to a friend. With digital-only becoming the norm, it's nice to see a major studio like CD Projekt Red thinking about collectors.
But wait, there's more. The Witcher 4 is already one of the most anticipated games of the next few years, following the massive success of The Witcher 3 and the Cyberpunk 2077 saga. With the studio's track record, you can expect a rich, immersive world and a story that will keep you hooked for hours. And now, with a physical edition confirmed, you'll have the chance to own a piece of that magic.
Of course, we still don't have a release date or any gameplay details, but the confirmation of a physical edition is a promising sign. It shows that CD Projekt Red is listening to its fans and adapting to the changing landscape while still honoring the traditions that many of us love.
So, what do you think? Will you be picking up the physical edition of The Witcher 4, or are you all-in on digital? Let us know in the comments below!
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