Is Sony going to discontinue PS4?
Is Sony going to discontinue PS4?
Sony is officially discontinuing most PS4 models — what you need to know. ... Only the 500GB PS4 Slim will remain in production as Sony Japan pivots its attention to the PS5. That means all other PS4 models, including the PS4 Pro, have been discontinued with no new stock on the way.
Is PS4 getting shut down 2021?
Beginning in April 2021, this feature will no longer be supported or available on your PS4 console," the official notice of the discontinuation reads. "However, you'll still be able to stay connected and enjoy messaging features and more on your PS4 and the PlayStation App."
Are there any PS4 games coming out after PlayStation 5?
- Sony will continue to support the PlayStation 4 after the PlayStation 5 launches, but it's unclear how long PS4 games will keep coming out.
How long is Sony going to support the PS4?
- If Sony is to support the PS4 for three years then other major PlayStation exclusives announced between now and 2022 could also be available on the two consoles. At the moment, Sony's full plans have not been confirmed.
When does the new PS4 console come out?
- Sony's statement said that the PS4 would "remain the engine of engagement and profitability for the next three years." The PS5 release date is expected to be in late 2020, but PS4 players shouldn't expect Sony to just drop their platform the second that the next-generation console is released.
Who is the CEO of the PlayStation 4?
- It was a good run while it lasted, but it’s time to start preparing for the end of the PlayStation 4’s lifecycle. That’s the message being delivered by PlayStation CEO John Kodera during a talk with investors in which he laid out the company’s three-year roadmap that includes the gradual phase out of the PS4.
