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Sony’s Days of Play sale is live on PS Store through June 10, 2026, with many PS5/PS4 games discounted. Push Square highlights a curated set of highly-rated titles at new low prices (and some lower-than-ever before), including Death Stranding 2, Borderlands 4, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Battlefield 6, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, Capcom Fighting Collection 2, and Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero.
The 2022 Saints Row reboot for PS5/PS4 is currently 75% off on the PS Store through May 28, with the Expansion Pass also discounted by 75%; you can get the full experience for about $11.48 (base game $7.49 + Expansion Pass $3.99), and some cosmetic packs are free.
LEGO 2K Drive will be delisted from the PS Store on May 19, 2026 and its multiplayer servers will shut down on May 31, 2027; offline play remains available, but online features and online trophies will stop functioning, with the exact reason likely tied to licensing.
Sony has begun a marketing push urging PS4 owners to upgrade to PS5 ahead of GTA 6, signaling that you’ll need the newer hardware to fully experience the game. The discussion around the thread ranges from skepticism about price hikes and timing to speculation about potential delays, with commenters debating whether Sony should offset upgrade costs and whether GTA 6’s launch can justify upgrading from PS4. Overall, it highlights a strong push to move players to PS5 and the mixed reactions from the community about affordability and performance expectations.
A reboot of the PSP/PS3 sci-fi visual novel Steins;Gate is coming to PS5 and PS4 with updated visuals, new story content, and UI improvements. It will launch in Japan on August 20, 2026, with a Western release planned in 2026 since English language support is already included in the Japanese version.
COD 2026, led by Infinity Ward, will skip last-gen consoles (PS4 and Xbox One) for the first time in about 14 years, launching only on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with reports it won’t be on Game Pass at launch.
Activision confirms the next Call of Duty will not release on PS4 or Xbox One, making Black Ops 7 the last eighth-gen entry and signaling a shift to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC; rumors persist that the new game could be Modern Warfare 4, with an official announcement anticipated soon.
Activision confirms that this year’s Call of Duty will not be released on PS4, ending the last-gen era for the franchise after 13 PS4 COD titles. A rumour about a PS4 version was denied by the official Call of Duty account, as the series shifts to newer consoles for COD 2026.
Sony’s May 2026 PS Plus Essential lineup for PS5/PS4 is live, featuring EA FC 26, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, and Nine Sols. Available to download now in the UK/Europe (USA availability later today), you’ll retain access as long as you redeem the games by June 2, 2026 and remain subscribed.
Activision confirms the next Call of Duty will not be developed for PS4 or Xbox One, ending 12 years of last‑gen support as players must upgrade to newer consoles to access the latest multiplayer; the move comes amid rising prices for new hardware and PC components, and COD will no longer land on Xbox Game Pass day‑one.
Activision confirmed the next Call of Duty is not being developed for PS4 and likely won’t release on Xbox One, signaling an end to last-gen support. The game (rumored to be Modern Warfare 4) will launch on current-gen consoles and PC, and there will be no day-one release on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, with an official unveiling expected this summer.
A prominent Call of Duty leaker claims Modern Warfare 4 is currently being playtested on PS4 with a rumored October 2026 release; there’s no official confirmation, Infinity Ward previously pushed back on similar rumors, and there’s no indication of Day One Xbox Game Pass support.
Time Crisis is confirmed to join PS Plus Premium classics on May 19, 2026, with the full May lineup unveiled May 13; Bandai Namco titles in the lineup have historically lacked trophies, and Time Crisis may also be bought separately on the PS Store.
Sony confirms a one-time online license verification for newly purchased PS4/PS5 digital games; after this check, the license can stay valid offline indefinitely if the check occurs within 15 days of purchase, replacing the earlier 30-day offline window. Sony did not address the unresolved CBOMB issue, which could prevent online validation if a CMOS battery dies and potentially lock out future titles. The move is speculated to curb a refund exploit, though Sony hasn’t confirmed this, and there are no additional official updates yet.
Sony revealed early that Time Crisis, the 1997 PS1 shooter, will join the PlayStation Plus Classics catalog for Premium subscribers in May 2026, with a May 19 release on PS5 and PS4. The port includes gyro aiming, quick saves, a rewind feature, and visual upgrades. Full May PS Plus details (free games on Apr 29 and Game Catalog on May 13) will be announced in the coming days.