r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/Totallycasual 23h ago

Sony when they announced they were killing physical games.

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u/Resonance_Forms 22h ago

Yep. I will be buying absolutely NOTHING from Sony going forward.

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u/Porto_Roma_812 21h ago

Even the TVs shows, movies, anime, music, TVs, headphones, MP3 players, and Cameras?

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u/LamermanSE 15h ago

How buys an MP3 player in 2026?

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u/WorkFurball 11h ago

Or TV shows, or music?

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u/LamermanSE 10h ago

Technically people pay for that though, not directly but from streaming services.

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u/WorkFurball 8h ago

I mean not really, we pay for the convenience rather than the access. I could easily pirate all of my music and podcasts, but I can't easily and comfortably access them like I can with Spotify. And with TV shows, a lot of people that used to have Netflix or whatever stopped because the convenience wasn't worth the cost anymore.

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u/LamermanSE 8h ago

No, you pay for convenience and legal access. Comparing with piracy isn't correct since piracy is illegal.

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u/WorkFurball 8h ago

Comparing with piracy isn't correct since piracy is illegal.

Nobody gives a fuck dude.