Activision announced that Call of Duty: Warzone will no longer be playable on PS4 and Xbox One later this year. The move comes as the company transitions to newer consoles with the upcoming release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Activision revealed Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on May 28. The game skips PS4 and Xbox One entirely and launches on October 23. As a result, Warzone support on the older consoles will end with the start of Season 1 after the launch.
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Microsoft has slashed prices for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass effective immediately, responding to player complaints that the service had grown too expensive under new CEO Asha Sharma's affordability push. However, new Call of Duty titles will no longer arrive on launch day, joining instead about a year later during the following holiday season.
Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty game will not release on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. The announcement ends 12 years of support for those last-generation consoles. The move follows rumors of a possible PS4 version for the rumored Modern Warfare 4.
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Activision and Infinity Ward have announced the next major Call of Duty game. Modern Warfare 4 is set to launch this October.
Sony has decided to stop releasing its biggest PlayStation 5 single-player narrative games on PC, PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst told staff during a May 18 town hall. The shift, first reported in March, begins with titles such as Ghost of Yōtei and Saros.
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Sony has closed Dark Outlaw Games, a first-party studio founded in 2025 by former Call of Duty producer Jason Blundell, before it could announce its debut PlayStation title. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier reported the shutdown, which followed an internal announcement on Tuesday and aligns with broader PlayStation staff cuts, including mobile development teams, amid Sony's challenges with multiplayer and live-service games.