Warzone ends support for PS4 and Xbox One
Entertainment · First reported 6 Nov, 23:50 · Updated 00:10
Call of Duty: Warzone shut down on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 6. Players can carry eligible progress and purchased items to supported platforms using a linked Activision account, while the game remains available on newer consoles and PC.
- Warzone shut down on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 6, ending support for those consoles.
- Players can transfer progression and eligible items bought with COD Points using a linked Activision account. Unspent COD Points can move between consoles in the same family, but not between PlayStation and Xbox.
- Warzone remains available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC; both reports connect the shutdown to the game's latest Call of Duty integration.
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- Shutdown date
- November 6
- Platforms no longer supported
- PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
- Platforms where Warzone remains available
- PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC
- Transfer requirement
- A linked Activision account
- COD Points transfer limit
- Balances can transfer within the same console family, but not between PlayStation and Xbox
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