
Sony Just Killed the Disc for PlayStation 6, and Microsoft’s “Project Helix” Xbox Is Reportedly Following
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMigwFBVV95cUxONTg4d3NFLWVVVzZfbFp0YTczdzdQS0lvVEJrRFc5bENCNHpYUHR2d20yVTNDdGtIOThielBKTUZpSjN0ZE82SnpydEVUTkE0M3QxaVl5ZXdNMlo4RWF1Tmx4QWdBQkc2cjFkbWR6aXVKVDF6a2cyZmIyaHc0SkxrZGVRONIBiAFBVV95cUxOUGtGbzVmYWFjY0ZBa1pQeThpLVg4cXdKM0xDTFFRSVUxS2puWEsxbS1uUERDNHk4S1ktR1ZBZXNCaTdJbUg4VE54dFkxSElBRm5Bdzg0V0RtSEdVajJLRkFsODYxTTA3QjRDX2d5MkdyNVNqM281eFpOWENzdUFPSGcwRVZXbzhn?oc=5" target="_blank">Sony Just Killed the Disc for PlayStation 6, and Microsoft’s “Project Helix” Xbox Is Reportedly Following</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Wccftech</font>
