PlayStation has told partners that pre-2028 games can still have physical discs re-printed after January 2028, though the ordering process will change. The confirmation follows Sony's decision to stop producing new physical titles and leaves open how post-deadline retail releases and future console support will work.
Players will be able to purchase discs of games released in 2027 during 2028.
https://x.com/PlayStation/status/2072289330287222812
The partner message does not clarify whether the PlayStation 6 will support physical media.
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