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More than 87 million lose access to Netflix
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More than 87 million lose access to Netflix

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Your PlayStation 3 has simply misplaced entry to Netflix. The US streamer has pulled the plug on Sony’s beloved console, which offered greater than 87 million models worldwide throughout its lifetime.

You might need already noticed a warning message pop-up on-screen over latest weeks.


It reads: “Sadly, Netflix will now not be out there on this machine after March 2, 2026. Go to netflix.com/compatibledevices to see a listing of supported units.”

Sony stopped making the PS3 again in 2017, however many nonetheless use their console for watching telly by way of the streaming apps. It additionally ships with a built-in Blu-ray participant.

As not too long ago as 2023, the console nonetheless had round two million individuals utilizing it each month. The information hasn’t gone down nicely on-line, both, with followers taking to social media to share their frustration.

They’re taking Netflix off PS3? What’s subsequent?? The PS5???

— Haha Jenkins (@flyassjenkins) February 5, 2026

Over on Reddit, individuals defined why they’re genuinely gutted about shedding the characteristic.

“I actually acquired Netflix on my PS3 every week in the past and now they do that, and I am unable to play Netflix on the TV in another manner however to hook up with a rattling laptop computer.”

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Another suggested that this is Sony’s way of pushing users to upgrade to a newer console.

A Reddit user wrote, “Both the PS and the XBOX are facing low adoption rates compared to the previous generation.”

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This isn’t to say that you can’t access Netflix in other ways.

Netflix explains on its help page that you can use “any supported smart TV, phone, tablet, streaming player, or game console that connects to the internet and offers the Netflix app.”

You can also simply head to Netflix’s website on your computer and watch directly through your browser. Newer game consoles, such as PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, or Xbox, still allow you to download the streaming app there as well.

Upgrade to the PlatStation 5 from Amazon

The PlayStation 5 delivers powerful next-generation gaming with ultra-fast load times, 4K visuals, and immersive gameplay powered by its specialised software and advanced high-performance graphics. Its DualSense controller enhances every moment with adaptive triggers. It features a sleek, futuristic design and a broad game library

PlayStation 5

Although if you were hoping to hold out until you can upgrade to Sony’s planned release of the PlayStation 6, you may be waiting longer than you originally thought.

The next PlayStation console has been delayed, according to new reports, which suggest the Japanese firm’s rumoured PS6 won’t arrive next year, as many industry-watchers had anticipated.

Sony typically releases its new console generation every six to seven years. With the last console released in 2020, many have been anticipating something new around the corner.

Based on prior releases, Sony typically releases a new PlayStation every six to seven years:

  • PS1: (1994)
  • PS2: 2000 (approx. 6 years)
  • PS3: 2006 (approx. 6 years)
  • PS4: 2013 (approx. 7 years)
  • PS5: 2020 (approx. 7 years)

There’s also the matter of rising component costs to consider. RAM prices have shot up considerably, which could have given Sony pause when planning its next-generation pricing strategy.

They’re not alone in facing this problem either.

The founder of British start-up Nothing confirms their smartphone price will increase this year, and the first-of-its-kind Freely box was hit with a price rise just two months after its release.



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