Call of Duty: Warzone Is Ending Support on PS4 and Xbox One Next Month
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Activision is ending support for Call of Duty: Warzone on PS4 and Xbox One next month, aligning with the launch of Modern Warfare 4 season one.
As reported by Polygon, Activision is officially pulling the plug on Call of Duty: Warzone for last-generation consoles. Players on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will lose access to the battle royale title shortly after season one of Modern Warfare 4 launches, marking another major milestone in the industry shift away from older hardware. The game is no longer available for new downloads on these platforms, and the in-game store was previously removed, though existing users can still grind out remaining free battle pass tiers until the final shutdown.
This transition makes complete sense given that Modern Warfare 4 is also skipping last-gen consoles entirely while eyeing a release on current platforms and even the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Warzone will live on through PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X, where it will integrate directly with Modern Warfare 4 content and seasonal progression. It is a necessary step for technical growth, but it leaves behind a massive community of players who are still anchored to older machines.
For cross-platform squads and players who treat their digital inventories and seasonal progress as a long-term investment, hardware transitions are always a stressful moment. While current-gen players get a tightly integrated ecosystem between Warzone and the new mainline entry, last-gen loyalists are finally facing the hard reality of platform obsolescence. If you are still holding onto your PS4 or Xbox One, your time in the current Warzone lobby is officially running out.
Tags: Call of Duty, Warzone, PlayStation, Xbox, Battle Royale
Original article: Polygon