Sony faces antitrust complaint in Mexico over ending PlayStation disc production

Sony is set to face a formal antitrust complaint in Mexico following its decision to end PlayStation disc manufacturing by January 2028. Mexican representatives argue the move constitutes anti-competitive and anti-consumer behaviour. This is the latest legal fallout from Sony's shift away from physical game media.

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