As the industry continues to reel from Sony's decision to stop making physical PlayStation games in 2028, some publishers are standing firm in their dedication to discs. Chinese company Astrolabe Games is among these ranks, purportedly planning to continue releasing tangible versions of its games for as long as it's financially viable.
The publisher, known for games like Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog and BlazBlue Entropy Effect X, said as much in what it calls the A-GO Manifesto, a response to Sony's plans, made public on July 10. Within this document is testament to the glory of owning your games in physical form.
