(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The PlayStation Store has finally went live on PS4 in the UK, so TSA have been able to check and confirm the exact file size and pricing of each digital game that’s on there so far, from the rather small Resogun to the huge Killzone: Shadow Fall.

• Killzone Shadow Fall: 38.2GB – £52.99
  
• Call of Duty: Ghosts: 31.8GB – £54.99
  
• FIFA 14: 9.9GB – £62.99
  
• Battlefield 4: 36.4GB – £62.99
  
• Need for Speed Rivals 16GB – £62.99
  
• Knack 34.8GB – £52.99
  
• Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag: 21.7GB – £57.99
  
• Resogun: 460MB – £12.79 (Free with PS+)
  
• LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: 6.4GB – £52.99
  
• NBA Live 14: 9.3GB – £62.99
  
• Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition: 21.7GB – £52.99
  
• Just Dance 2014: 22GB – £42.99
  
• Contrast: 2.3GB – £12.79 (Free with PS+)
  
• Super Motherload: 393MB – £11.99
  
• Trine 2: Complete Story: 2.6GB – £14.49
  
• Putty Squad: 818MB – £13.99
  
• Madden NFL 25: 13.1GB – £62.99
  
• Angry Birds Star Wars: 1.5GB – £32.99
  
• Warframe 4.1GB – Free
  

So, there you have it, straight from the PlayStation Store. Some of those prices are quite steep, with the sports games at £62.99, so is it really worth attempting to go all digital this generation? Probably not, unless plastic boxes become extremely expensive to produce, driving boxed game prices higher.

You must login or register to view this content.

Absolutely!

For me, for example, where i live in the UK, there is no VAT, and whatever i buy off amazon, they take the VAT off(20%).
The PS Store doesn't, i have written to them and they haven't even replied to say they had the email bla bla bla.

So, for me, it's far cheaper to keep buying the disc games.

Still think retail prices should not be a factor in online store pricing but that me.

i think using the online store for a brand new triple a games will always cost more due to the server costs are more then doing a physical copy