Sony has announced that the content package that was once available for the PlayStation 4 will no longer be available starting on January 1st. This means that users will not be able to access any of the games or add-ons that were included in the package. This decision comes as a surprise to many, as it was only recently that Sony announced that they would be discontinuing their subscription service for the PlayStation Plus. It is unclear why Sony has decided to make this change now, but it could potentially lead to a decline in sales for the PlayStation 4. Some people are concerned about what this could mean for the future of the console. They worry that Sony may start charging more for content in order to make up for lost revenue from subscribers who no longer have access to any of the content. Others believe that Sony made this decision because they want users to focus more on their games and less on their online services. Whatever Sony’s reasons may be, this change is sure to have an impact on both consumers and game developers. It will be interesting to see how they manage things going forward and what new features they introduce in order to keep users engaged with their consoles. ..
