Resident Evil Movie Trailer Sparks Disc Controversy on PlayStation's

The newest trailer for the upcoming Resident Evil movie from Weapons director Zach Cregger has arrived, and the version of the trailer posted on the PlayStation YouTube page is full of jokes and references to Sony's controversial decision to end support for physical game discs in 2028.

The Resident Evil movie trailer, directed by Zach Cregger, has sparked a wave of comments on PlayStation's YouTube page due to Sony's plan to stop supporting physical game discs in 2028. Despite the movie's loose connection to PlayStation, viewers creatively expressed their discontent with Sony's decision through witty remarks and references in the comments section.

Sony's move to discontinue physical game disc support has faced backlash from fans, with many petitioning for a reversal. Although experts suggest Sony is unlikely to backtrack, the decision has stirred significant debate within the gaming community. Meanwhile, as Sony prepares to phase out physical discs by 2028, other companies like Rockstar Games are already transitioning to digital-only releases, as seen with the upcoming GTA 6 priced at $80 without a physical disc.

While the Resident Evil movie gears up for its theatrical debut on September 18, anticipation is high following the success of Cregger's previous films, Barbarian and Weapons.