Developers have something to be excited about now, as Sony PlayStation 4 cross-play has moved out of the beta-stage.
This is especially great news for players who have been long waiting to be able to enjoy games such as Fortnite and Rocket League and have been claimed wider availability constantly. The frustration grew exponentially as Sony disabled cross-platform play as a measure to maintain profits.
However, the great news was not officially announced by the company, but via Wired, focused on the PlayStation Now subscription service.
“While it’s not announcing the news explicitly, the PS4’s cross-play efforts have officially moved out of the beta stage, meaning that the console can support cross-play on any titles that studios provide the functionality for,” according to Wired.
According to the same report, players might be able to enjoy the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as the first big PlayStation 4 game to benefit from the cross-play feature.
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