Gamers are protesting against Sony's decision to stop producing physical copies of PlayStation games in 2028. The protest involves a boycott of PlayStation next month, where gamers will not use their consoles during the last week of August. This is to protest against Sony's decision to delete TV shows and films from their libraries, including the John Wick franchise, Paddington, and Terminator 2.
PlayStation to delete TV shows and films from libraries in August
UKPulse Sport DeskSony will delete 551 movies and TV shows from the UK PlayStation store in August, including the John Wick franchise, Paddington, and Terminator 2.
- Sony will delete 551 movies and TV shows from the UK PlayStation store in August
- Only seven PS5 games have sold more than 100,000 physical copies in the US this year
Why this matters: The boycott is about showing that gamers still matter and that they will not be taken for granted by large multinational corporations.
What this means for you: If you have purchased TV shows or films from the PlayStation store, they may be deleted from your library in August.