A new report from a reliable leaker suggests that Call of Duty 2026 may not be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. If true, this could signal the end of Call of Duty releases for the previous generation of consoles, shifting the focus to future gaming platforms.
Over the years, the Call of Duty franchise has spanned multiple console generations. Although the series started on PC, it has been ported to Sony and Microsoft’s platforms from its earliest titles to the most recent, covering four PlayStation generations and three Xbox generations. Some games during this period marked the end of their release on certain console generations, primarily due to technological advancements that rendered older consoles unable to support newer Call of Duty's demanding features – Black Ops 3, for example, was the last game released on Xbox 360 and PS3. Given that both the PS4 and Xbox One launched in 2013, they are over a decade old, and their continued support for Call of Duty may soon end.
A new Call of Duty 2026 report brings bad news for Warzone fans, potentially affecting the future of the franchise’s free-to-play game.
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