The heat on PlayStation is now rumbling into its fourth week. At the start of this month, Sony announced it had plans to end the production of physical software for PlayStation starting in 2028. This led to rumors that the PS6 would launch then, alongside severe backlash from loyal PlayStation fans.
The announcement sparked thousands upon thousands of social media comments, protests, petitions, new bill proposals, and class-action lawsuits. Sony has yet to say anything more, sweeping it under the rug, with its employees reportedly under the "strictest" social media guidelines. This has further deepened the rift with its audience.
Former PlayStation execs are just some of the high-profile figures opposing this move, and now another has surfaced. Hacking group Anonymous has had its say on the matter, suggesting that this decision "moves power away from the person paying."
Anonymous' lengthy message is a frank one. It's one of the most informative summaries of PlayStation's decision, giving readers all the details they need to know about its switch to digital-only, and it remains impartial throughout much of the message. It breaks down exactly what Sony announced, why you won't be "buying" things anymore, real-world instances where this...
