Capcom says it expects little to no operational impact from a future with less physical game media. In its latest quarterly earnings materials, the company states that “approximately 90 percent” of its unit sales are digital. Capcom was asked about the mid-to-long-term implications of the contraction of the physical games market, which is being accelerated by PlayStation’s plan to stop production of PS5 discs in January 2028. Capcom responded that it “does not anticipate a significant impact” on its operations from the shrinking physical market. Across the outlets covering the earnings Q&A, the emphasis is on Capcom’s heavy reliance on digital sales, which reduces the extent to which a decline in physical distribution would affect its business. The reporting reflects that Capcom is not treating the disc-free transition as a major risk to its sales performance or operational plans, based on its current sales mix.