Generations are getting longer and longer. The PS2 remained on the market for a long while, but now the PlayStation 4 is poised to hit its 13th anniversary later this year. Come November, the PlayStation 4 will have been in circulation for well over a decade, and there's no sign of Sony shutting down hardware production.
That said, all things must come to an end at some point. Based on new information, that era of moving out of the PlayStation 4 generation could be coming sooner than expected. With the PS5 also turning six in November, it's starting to get long in the tooth, especially as folks look forward to a new generation (albeit a more expensive one).
Over on X, it was recently revealed from an official source that it's officially the end of an era for the PlayStation 4. As more of these events start happening, we'll eventually see the twilight of the PS4 for ourselves.
On the official Call of Duty X account, the team responded to a rumor that had been swirling recently about the new Call of Duty arriving on PS4 in addition to current-generation consoles. According to the developers, though,...
