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Sony Addresses Viral Rumor Of A 90% PlayStation Disc Cut

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Sony has stepped in to correct misconceptions surrounding the future of PlayStation disc manufacturing, asserting that physical production will experience a 10% dip by 2028 rather than the previously rumored 90%. Can we breathe a sigh of relief now, maybe? If you've been keeping up with the matter, the controversy began when comments made
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In the middle of the summer, Sony communicated his desire to stop the production of physical disks for the new games coming out on the PlayStation consoles from January 2028. A revolution in many respects.

News from HD Tecnología. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Sony had to come out to clarify an important confusion about the future of its physical disks. Some reports had interpreted that Sony DADC would lower its production to just 10% by 2028, but the company explained that the planned cut is 10% of the total volume. The difference is huge, because there is no talk of [...] The Sony entry clarifies that it will continue to manuf…

A tenacious rumor was that the production of video-based discs was going to collapse by 90% by 2028. That's finally not true. The manufacturer's European factory is actually planning a simple 10% decline in activity. However, the end of the material format for future novelties remains well scheduled for January 2028, inexorably condemning the market for the occasion.

A about-face in a situation that remains controversial.

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80.lv broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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