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This article does not state any specifics about backwards compatibility for disc-based PS4, PS5, or PSVR games. Related coverage notes Sony will stop producing new physical discs from January 2028 and that games released before 2028 can still get disc reprints, but no details on how disc-based backwards compatibility will be affected are given. Answered
PlayStation CEO mentioned shift to 'true digital platform business' weeks before cutting game discsA shift to a true digital platform could make PlayStation Store pricing and discounts more dynamic and flexible, enabling faster, easier discounting and potentially varied pricing per user or region. The article notes Sony has emphasized instant-access digital content that can be discounted quickly and easily, and related reporting mentions tests of elastic or dynamic pricing and that Sony may continue dynamically adjusting subscription and service prices (see Related 1 and Related 3). Answered
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… Question 1 How will Sony’s move to an all-digital PlayStation affect backwards compatibility with disc-based PS4/PS5/PSVR games? This article does not state any specifics about backwards compatibility for disc-based PS4, PS5, or PSVR games. …