TWO popular games are winding down this month as they lose compatibility with older consoles.

To keep playing, fans will have to upgrade to the newer PlayStation 5 and Xbox X|S - costing as much as £499.

Black Desert Online and The First Descendant are the latest titles to ditch support for the aging PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

After nearly a decade of service, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the Black Desert Online will be shutting down on 26 June.

The creators at developer Pearl Abyss said they were shifting focus to the existing PC version of the game and the all-new PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions.

In-game purchases for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players are set to be restricted.

Gamers will be able to keep playing - and pick up from where they left off - on

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