PS4 and Xbox One players are getting booted from Call of Duty Warzone soon
Activision is phasing out support for Call of Duty: Warzone on PS4 and Xbox One. The game will be removed from digital storefronts starting June 4, with support ending later this year. Players can still access the game until the end of Season 06 for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
- ▪Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will not be released on PS4 and Xbox One.
- ▪Warzone support on these consoles will be reduced in stages before ending later this year.
- ▪Players can still install and play Warzone for a limited time if they already have it in their library.
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Call of Duty players on previous-generation consoles can’t seem to catch a break. First, Activision announced that the next Call of Duty, which we now know is Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, will not be released on PS4 and Xbox One. Now, the company is also taking Call of Duty: Warzone away from both older consoles. The publisher has confirmed that Warzone support on PS4 and Xbox One will be reduced in stages before ending later this year. The first step begins on June 4, when Warzone will be removed from the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One digital storefronts. After that, new downloads will no longer be available on either platform. Warzone’s last-gen exit starts in June Players who already have Warzone in their library will still be able to install and play the game for a limited time.
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