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When Sony announced last month that they were transitioning to a disc-less gaming future with PlayStation consoles, some gamers might have thought that this meant a lot more gamers would be moving to PC, given that, at the very least, players can choose which digital storefront to buy their games from instead of being monopolized…

Sony isn’t backing away from its plan to end physical game discs for new PlayStation releases in 2028—even as criticism from players continues to grow.

You may be eligible to claim part of an upcoming $7.85 million settlement payout if you’re a PlayStation customer who lives in the US. The case centered on an allegation that Sony “unlawfully eliminated competition and monopolized the market for [its] digital games” by no longer selling game-specific vouchers that let PlayStation owners buy digital…

Sony is “cautiously” moving forward with plans to stop producing discs for PlayStation games as of January 2028, CFO Lin Tao said through an interpreter today.

After weeks of silence, Sony has finally responded to PlayStation players angry about its decision to end PS5 physical disc production in 2028. During a recent investor meeting, a PlayStation executive said the company is moving forward with its plan despite complaints from players. Sony is also not worried about physical collectors moving to PC.

It’s been almost a month since Sony announced the end of PlayStation discs for new games starting in 2028, and a loud contingent of angry fans has continued to criticize the company for going all-digital. Asked about the ongoing backlash during its latest earnings call, Sony said it understands why people have strong feelings about…

Despite the online backlash, Sony has no plans to reverse its decision to end PlayStation disc sales as of January 2028. It has seen the pushback from gamers since announcing the move on July 1, but will “cautiously move this forward.”

Sony reported a 32% profit growth in the fiscal first quarter, even as the Japanese entertainment company warned of a negative impact from the earthquake that hit southwestern Kumamoto earlier this week

Sony Pictures Entertainment reported a revenue decline for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Sales fell 13% year over year to $1.978 billion. Operating income rose 21% to $156 million.