PS4 users are in for another heartbreak as its biggest game franchise is finally dropping support after more than 12 years. Activision‘s Call of Duty was the last major annual franchise that supported last gen throughout 2025.

Activision finally pulled the plug on last-generation consoles, confirming that the next Call of Duty will skip the PlayStation 4 entirely after more than a decade of support.

According to a new leak, this year’s Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 4, is being playtested on last-gen consoles. Although the 2026 installment hasn’t been officially announced yet, we’ve seen plenty of reports revealing a number of details.

After chatter over the weekend regarding the next Call of Duty entry's last-gen presence, publisher Activision has confirmed it won't come to PS4 and Xbox One.

Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty will not be developed for PlayStation 4, ending over a decade of cross-generation releases. The decision follows years of extended support for last-gen consoles, driven by PS4’s large user base and slow ...

After 13 games on the PS4, publisher Activision has confirmed this year's Call of Duty release won't be launching on the last-gen system. That means last year's Black Ops 7 was its last, as one of the last remaining consistent franchises for the console stops its support in 2026.

While the next expansion Evercold and post-launch content will come to PS4, it's pushing past the limits the 13 year-old console can handle.

Major publishers are giving up support of the PlayStation 4, but what is it that made the console such a success and how much of it was due to luck rather than judgement.

RC cars in Motorfest are able to jump, can drive over water, and have much more arcade-like handling. On top of that, the default camera gives you a bird's eye view of the action, which leans into that feel of playing with toys. If you prefer, you can set the camera to a regular chase viewpoint as well.