PlayStation 3 Has Reached The End Of Its Life In Japan

Sony as of late finished deliveries of the rest of the PS3 models in Japan, in planning for the console’s end of life. All things considered, that minute has now come, and the Japanese have stopped production of PS3. 

This is in line with a report from Gematsu who saw that the development had finished through Sony's Japanese PlayStation site. The site is for the 500GB standard model, despite the fact that they do take note of this is the main model that was left underway in Japan before today's declaration. 

This is another method for saying PS3's life has arrived at an end. An end to production in Japan more likely than not implies the West will soon take after. Being a piece of a similar era, Xbox 360, by correlation, stopped creation over a year prior. 

Sony has figured out how to offer more than 80 million units of the PS3 to date. In light of the present revenue numbers of the PS4 which was last reported to be at 60 million, there is a high probability the PS4 could gradually capture up and surpass the PS3 before its time is up. That being stated, while the PS3 is no longer production, gamers can even now play on it as we're certain that many have developed truly tremendous libraries of PS3 games.