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Years after its launch on last-gen consoles, PUBG players are being forced to upgrade or stop playing. The popular battle royale game has announced that it will no longer support PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, marking a significant shift in its player base. As technology advances and gaming experiences evolve, developers are increasingly focusing on the capabilities of newer hardware.
This decision has sparked mixed reactions among the community. While some players understand the need for developers to optimize their games for more powerful systems, others are disappointed that they will no longer be able to enjoy the game on their existing consoles. The move highlights the ongoing trend in the gaming industry where older hardware is phased out in favor of more advanced technology.
Players who wish to continue experiencing PUBG will now need to invest in newer consoles, such as the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S. This shift not only affects gameplay but also raises questions about accessibility and the future of gaming on older platforms. As the gaming landscape continues to change, players will need to adapt or risk being left behind.
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