Sony’s surprise move has set off a wave of speculation about the future of the PS-6.

The company said this change would not impact games that were already released.

The video game console helped launch the disc-based gaming revolution in 1994.

The age of buying a physical disc for a video game is almost at an end on PlayStation consoles, as Sony outlines plans for an all-digital future.

This transition has no impact on games that have already been released, or will be released prior to January 2028 in disc format,” the manufacturer Sony said.

PlayStation will end physical disc production for new games in 2028, the company announced Wednesday morning.

PlayStation will cease production of physical discs for its games beginning with new titles releasing in 2028.

The next PlayStation 6 may not have an optical drive at all.

This announcement essentially sounds the death knell for physical media in cutting-edge gaming.

Physical discs will soon no longer exist, Sony says

Sony is officially ending physical disc versions of brand-new games starting in January 2028. Here's why the company has decided to make this decision.

Sony will stop producing physical discs for all new PlayStation games beginning in 2028, as the company embraces an all-digital future.

The move signals a hard lean into the digital age.

Welcome to the digital-only future.

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Sony PlayStation will stop producing physical game discs in January 2028, moving all new releases to digital-only formats.

Sony said it will stop production of physical discs for PlayStation games in response to industry and consumer shifts.

Sony is killing new PlayStation game discs in 2028, and I think it's one of the worst decisions the company has ever made.

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