Capcom has indicated that the ongoing decline in physical game sales is unlikely to significantly affect its business, as the majority of its revenue now comes from digital purchases. The company stated that approximately 90% of its unit sales are digital, leading it to conclude that the shrinking physical market will not have a substantial impact. This sentiment aligns with a broader industry trend towards digital distribution. Nintendo's latest earnings report, for instance, revealed that digital game sales accounted for 61.5% of its total sales in the most recent quarter, an increase from 59.3% in the same period last year. Electronic Arts also reported that 81% of its game sales were digital. Sony's decision to end support for physical game discs on PlayStation in 2028 was attributed to shifting consumer trends. Experts suggest this move toward all-digital could be driven by factors such as increased control and profitability for publishers. The upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in 2026, which will be a digital-only offering despite being sold in physical boxes containing only download codes, further underscores this industry-wide transition.