PlayStation 3?s production officially ended in Japan back in 2017 and although Sony has been breathing life into the console via small firmware updates, the last-gen console has understandably lost a number of features over the years. Now, the PS3 is set to lose cross-platform messaging.
In a notice published on the Japanese PlayStation website (translation via Twitter user BlackKite), the PS3 will no longer be able to exchange messages with the PS4, PS Vita, and the PlayStation app from June 30th onwards. However, PS3 users will still be able to message each other.

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