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PlayStation Fans Turn Sony Survey Into Protest Over Reported Disc Phaseout Plans
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PlayStation Fans Turn Sony Survey Into Protest Over Reported Disc Phaseout Plans

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RDU Global Correspondent

Global Society Desk

Tokyo, Japan 7h ago•4 min read

A new PlayStation survey has become a flashpoint for backlash after players used it to push Sony to abandon reported plans to end physical game discs. The dispute comes as Sony has already said physical disc production for new PlayStation games will end in January 2028, intensifying fears among collectors, retailers and publishers who still rely on boxed releases.

A new PlayStation survey has become a flashpoint for backlash after players used it to push Sony to abandon reported plans to end physical game discs. The dispute comes as Sony has already said physical disc production for new PlayStation games will end in January 2028, intensifying fears among collectors, retailers and publishers who still rely on boxed releases.

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