Xbox introduced it recently and now PlayStation will have it as well, very soon. Discord has been a very popular platform, enabling instant connectivity between people across the globe, especially among the gamers. They can connect to each other when diving into an intense, online match to stay in touch seamlessly. Discord makes it all possible in a simple way.

It was recently launched, in a beta form, on the Xbox console after Microsoft announced a collaboration with Discord in July. This led to frustration among PlayStation lovers who didn’t have the Discord voice chat on their console. Although it will soon arrive on Sony’s gaming device, the debut itself might take a very long time now. At least, that’s what an insider has revealed on the social media.

New leak suggests PlayStation fans will now receive Discord integration in 2023

Tom Henderson, who’s known as one of the most trusted and reputed scoopers on the internet, had recently published an article covering the details of Discord voice chat integration on the PlayStation. While giving out key information, he had previously revealed that a new update will make its way before the end of 2022, enabling the functionality.

However, the insider recently posted an update to his piece on Twitter. All things considered, it’s a pretty sad update for the fans of PlayStation 5. According to the latest information, leaked by Tom, the Discord voice chat integration won’t be released this year. In fact, it’s now been pushed further by six months.

Per Henderson, the Discord voice chat feature on the PlayStation won’t be coming before March 8th, 2023. It’s because the release of the update 7.00 has been extended further in the next year, instead of 2022 itself. Meanwhile, Version 6.00 will be arriving next month for the gaming console on September 7th.

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As of now, the new date of Discord voice chat integration on Sony’s flagship model is March 8th, 2023 and that, too, if nothing else changes. Yes, it’s quite unfortunate for the gamers but that’s going to be the situation going forward.

PS owners will have to keep their patience while waiting for a period of six months. What are your thoughts on this unexpected update? Let us know in the comments.

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