Sony has reportedly begun placing warning labels on PlayStation 5 consoles to inform buyers about its plan to stop physical disc games in the near future. The claim comes from an image shared on X by content creator Behind the Games, showing a sticker placed on a PlayStation 5 box. The sticker reportedly tells buyers that disc production will end in January 2028.
According to the alleged label, the message reads: “IMPORTANT NOTICE: From Jan. 2028, newly released games on PlayStation will be available for purchase on PlayStation Store and at retailers in digital format only. Discs for games released before Jan. 2028 can continue to be played on this console.”
⚠️ Ya están empezando a llegar remesas de consolas PS5 a las tiendas con este mensaje en la caja:
AVISO IMPORTANTE: A partir de enero de 2028, los nuevos lanzamientos de juegos para PlayStation estarán disponibles para su compra en PlayStation Store y a través de minoristas… pic.twitter.com/E7dpJSnFb2
— Behind the Games (@BehindTGames) August 5, 2026
The warning labels surrounding the end of disc games has not been confirmed by other sources yet. It is also unclear if the sticker is being placed on every version of the PS5 or just certain models. This report comes shortly after Sony addressed the criticism surrounding its decision. The company said it plans to cautiously move forward with the change, even though many players have voiced concerns.
During a recent earnings call, PlayStation’s parent company CFO Lin Tao spoke about the backlash for the first time. She said Sony understands that many people have strong feelings about the change, especially since games are often tied to personal memories. As Sony moves closer to its 2028 target, more details are expected to come out about how the shift will affect both players and retailers going forward.













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