Show Notes
After the huge response to our discussion about Sony ending physical PlayStation games, Jason and Suzi head back into The Gadget Show archives to revisit some of the biggest moments in gaming history. From Atari and the Xbox 360 to the PlayStation 3, Battlefield 3 and the launch of the PS4 and Xbox One, we look back at the innovations that shaped modern gaming—and ask whether physical games are disappearing forever.
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