iXBT Games reported that Call of Duty: Warzone servers on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One went offline on November 6, 2026. The report, published November 8 and crediting Insider Gaming, described the cutoff as the end of a transition that had started months earlier. NeoTeo previously covered the planned Season 1 transition in its earlier Warzone coverage.
The November 6 cutoff was reported, not announced as a new date
iXBT Games reported the November 6 disconnection for both consoles. That date was later than the broad end-of-support window described in a Call of Duty platform update: the update said service reductions would begin June 4 and support would end later in 2026.
The June service changes and the November cutoff report mark separate stages of the transition.
June's service wind-down
A Call of Duty platform-update notice, reproduced in a Reddit post, said service reductions for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One would begin June 4, 2026, with support ending later that year. Separately, Noticias3D reported that the in-game microtransaction store on those consoles closed June 25.
What iXBT said about account progress
iXBT said players could retain progress by signing in with the same Activision account on another platform. The report did not describe which specific items or balances that covered.
A PS4 farewell and mixed reactions
Kesto published a Spanish-language video on November 5 showing Warzone gameplay on PS4 and presenting the session as his last on that console. Reddit commenters described concerns about losing access and being unable to afford newer hardware; other players welcomed the end of support for older consoles.
