Japan-based technology giant Sony, which is in great competition with Microsoft on game consoles, introduced its new generation console PlayStation 5 two years ago, which attracts attention with its many advanced technologies. Later, allegations emerged that the company was working on different PS5s. In the past weeks, new information has come about this console.
While all this was going on, gamers were slowly starting to wonder when PlayStation 6 would be released. Now, there has been an important development in this regard. A secret document that has emerged has revealed Sony’s plans for this device.
Sony does not plan to release the new PlayStation before 2027
The document was made public today as part of the UK’s competition authority’s in-depth review of Microsoft’s bid to buy Activision Blizzard for $68 billion.
As it is known, Sony strongly objects to this merger between Microsoft and Activision. A text in the document also includes a section about the duration of Call of Duty on PlayStation. Sony emphasizes that it will lose its access to the popular series in 2027. What follows is the most striking part, and the company states that when the next generation of the PlayStation console comes out, it will lose access to CoD and other Activision games.
From this document, it is possible to understand that Sony does not plan to release the new PlayStation before 2027. Although there is no clear date for the PS6, we can say that we have at least five years ahead of the new device and that the PS5, which will be released in 2020, may continue to be at the forefront for a long time. PS5 debuted exactly seven years after PS4, which was released in 2013.
Coming to the Call of Duty thing, the debate continues on whether Sony will actually lose access to the game. However, Xbox head Phil Spencer, in his statements a few weeks ago, ended this discussion by saying that this will not happen, and CoD will be there as long as PlayStation exists.
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