Sony to End Physical Disc Releases for PlayStation Games by 2028

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Sony has announced it will stop releasing PlayStation games on physical discs by 2028, marking a major shift in how players access titles. After that point, gamers will need to either download games directly through the PlayStation Store or use a digital download code purchased from a retailer. The move signals a full transition to digital distribution for PlayStation's game library. This decision reflects the broader industry trend away from physical media toward online platforms.

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