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DALTON, GA. (WDEF) — Sony made an announcement that’s sent waves through the gaming community

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Sony started July off on a weird foot. A few hours after announcing it would stop making physical games on discs in 2028, Sony also said it would bring Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 to all PlayStation Plus subscribers for the month of July. And if you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you can play…

Fans were already frustrated over PlayStation’s decision to stop producing new PS5 discs in 2028. Recently, players noticed that their PSN profiles show incorrect playtimes. Curiously, the issue predominantly affects physical games, amplifying the fury over Sony’s exclusively digital strategy

Death of physical media? Edmonton gamers disappointed Sony nixing physical copies in 2028.

Sony’s decision to end disc production in early 2028 has outraged advocates of physical gaming. It has also brought to light a frequently overlooked part of the company’s Terms of Service. In regions including the EU, not logging into PlayStation accounts for 3 years could result in deleted digital games

Sony has drawn a line under three decades of PlayStation history. On July 1, 2026, the company confirmed that it will stop producing PlayStation physical games on disc for all new titles beginning in January 2028 — a decision that pushes the platform firmly toward a digital-only future. After that date, new PlayStation games will…

PlayStation will soon end physical disc production for all new games released on its consoles, the company announced Wednesday morning