Sony is signaling the gradual end of the PlayStation 4 era, as the next Call of Duty will skip the console for the first time since 2013. The May PlayStation Plus lineup brings EA Sports FC 26, ...

Major publishers are giving up support of the PlayStation 4, but what is it that made the console such a success and how much ...

In a world where AI is driving price hikes for video game consoles, those looking to return to gaming can't help but consider ...

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TL;DR: Sony continues strong support for PlayStation 4, emphasizing its role in a multi-generational ecosystem that drives stable revenue and active user spending alongside PS5. This strategy reduces ...

Activision just confirmed the next Call of Duty is not being developed for PS4, ending years of cross-gen support and putting PS4 holdouts in a tough spot as the PS6 timeline looks increasingly ...

Sony recently removed features from PlayStation 4 consoles, which, in some sense, have made the PS4 worse in the process. The back-end update actually happened earlier this year, but appears to have ...

With the PlayStation 6 looming, a reader argues that Sony should instead re-release the PlayStation 4, as a more cost effective console for both gamers and the games industry.

Sony has officially responded after PS4 and 5 users noticed a new timer on their digital games that seemed to imply that they ...

Activision confirmed yesterday that the next Call of Duty game is “not being developed" for Sony's PlayStation 4.

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Reports surfaced last week that a 30-day timer was added without explanation, raising concerns that access to digital games ...