Unfortunately for those that are still playing the PlayStation 4, we have reached yet another end of an era for the mega-popular Sony console. The PlayStation 4 was first released in 2013 and was an instant success. The PS4 capitalized on Microsoft fumbling the Xbox One, solidfiying itself as the must-have console of its generation. The PS4 was also when many live-service games that are still popular today were first released, and many of those games are still supported.
Live-service games like Fortnite and Rocket League remain playable on PS4, though some live-service games have started leaving the system behind. Genshin Impact has ended its PS4 support, for example, and it's been predicted that, by the end of next year, most of the other live-service games on the platform will shutter their doors in favor of focusing on newer hardware. To that end, another PS4 live-service game has unfortunately been shut down forever.
PS4 users now have a new firmware update to download and install on their consoles, as Sony delivers a surprising update for its last-gen system.
As was previously announced, Call of Duty: Warzone...
