Newly shared information indicates that Sony is talking to developers about its plan to switch to an all-digital gaming scene on its PlayStation consoles. The reveal comes as PlayStation gamers are still expressing disappointment in the move.

Sony has been in a great deal of hot water lately, and much of it has been due to the all-digital future announcement. A boycott was organized against PlayStation in order to try and urge Sony to change its mind, but it has remained firm on its stance. However, this new claim seems to provide a glimmer of hope that there may still be some room to convince Sony to change its mind.

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Sony has reportedly sent a survey to developers recently that has asked them for their feedback on its plan to move away from producing discs for new PlayStation games. The news comes by way of a recent episode of Broken Silicon , where Tom stated that his contacts claimed that a big survey had been sent to developers with a question asking "is there an issue with how we sell games physically," or something along those lines. The wording seems to indicate that Sony is still taking feedback on the matter, despite its apparent stance of standing firm on its decision previously. It's not known what the responders to the survey have had to say, but it's possible that if enough developers express that they're against the move, Sony may take that into consideration or even change its mind.

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