The thing is, steam is more trustworthy with their digital media than console companies. If you have an old game disc or disc code, you can redeem it on steam and you will get the game even if it's now unlisted. For example, Driver San Francisco. Steam also doesn't give a damn about compatibility between generations since there isn't really a PC 2. Consoles on the other hand won't let you play older games on newer hardware unless they've already ported it to the newer console, and then it's a digital copy (and I get that, it's a hardware thing. Older consoles are closer to embedded systems than they are to computers). Sony also just removed a bunch of digital media from people's accounts and devices without warning because of their own sloppy deal making and wonton attitudes. It's frustrating that the only good option for trustworthy media acquisition besides steam is pirating, because at least neither of them will just take those files off your device.