Will you stick with discs in the next-gen world?

All digital anyway thanks to Steam.

PS Vita has shown me that all digital can work for consoles/handhelds (my brief honeymoon with the 3DS did not).

If I do get a PS4, I will be all digital - depending on price.

I've bought over 300 Steam games, I have no problem with that, but for some reason I never want to buy console games digitally, I think part of the reason might just be that I know for fact that the console will eventually get cycled out for new ones and late in the generation I'll end up switching focus back to PC.

But I'll probably buy both for PS4 and Xbone, depends on prices and the game and such, I expect DRM will be present on a lot of games for both platforms regardless of Sony or MS's DRM policies so selling games on ebay isn't really in my mind anymore.

Usually i like to buy my console games as a physical copies, but this gen i have bought some games as digital downloads, when the price has been much lower than buying it at retail. The reason is same as @bishop113 said, that eventually the consoles are gonna get phased out and the online stores are gonna get closed, so at least i have the physical copies to throw in and play, if i want to plug in this gen consoles for some gaming long after they have been phased out.

Price is a major issue, but my bandwidth limits don't allow me to go crazy with digital, and my download speed from the US is typically under 500k so it can take quite a while.

Depends on the price at the moment on PSN in the UK a game costs £60 normally while a disc copy costs £40 on average. Having said that The Last of Us is the first game they've released on PSN that is £40 on the same day as the physical release.

I bought Last of Us on PSN then found out its a 35GB download, whoops! Maybe I'll play it by 2015

Mostly Discs. I like the idea of playing games 20 years down the road, when nostalgia hits me and all servers are long gone.

I plan to go the digital route as much as I can. I'll occasionally buy discs though.