There are so many triple A games on the PS5 that come on physical discs with empty data inside, just like game key cards. That hasn't been a problem for us, right?

beats a code in a box.

Pretty much the only company putting blank disks on PlayStation is Microsoft, you can play all 3 PS5 FF games from disk without connecting to the internet.

And I'd like to point out that PlayStation had game sharing and a friends and family system for generations.

PlayStation allows both the ability to stream your games to anyone, as well as a friends and family system which is so user friendly that it allows two people on different consoles to play the same online games at the same time with a single license.

when this game released on the PS4 and XBO it "targeted" 30fps.. meaning it didn't even hit it locked. And that wasn't even the intergrade edition.

You can absolutely play this at 30fps. And you will be just fine.

It's a new hardware, no excuses to run old games at higher frame games. Can't hardly run Tomb Raider 2013.

I still not receive my copy. So excited the play it again!

taken from Digital Foundry's review of the game:

Performance in docked mode is very solid. This is a 30fps-only game, but it essentially locks to 30fps during gameplay. In my capture, it's a flat 30fps line throughout, even during fast town traversal and intense combat. 30fps might not sound too appetising for modern tastes, but input response feels fine and I generally found the game perfectly acceptable. Cutscenes are an exception, as dropped frames on camera cuts are pretty common. These are hard to notice in my experience while actually playing though.

Frame-rates are also decent in handheld play, with no issues in combat or traversal that I could really see. The only exception came outside Aerith's house, where a pan reveals juddery, lower frame-rate camera travel. Final Fantasy seems to be dropping frames here without the benefit of VRR with low frame-rate compensation, and is presumably GPU-limited while rendering this view of the environment. This may not be the only area with performance problems, but I do think that any frame-rate drops are rare and isolated, because my usual stress tests don't cause its frame-rate to waver.