As monumental as Sony’s decision to abandon PlayStation discs by 2028 is, it isn’t surprising one bit. The move feels like the culmination of industry trends dating back over a decade, and it recalls one egregious business practice–one that took aim at the used-game market, whether companies would admit it or not–that caused a brief uproar before fading away into the depths of our collective memory. There was a period at the end of the 2000s and start of the…