A PLAYSTATION game has mysteriously vanished from various global PlayStation Stores without warning. Gamers in the UK, US and ...

Cyberpunk 2077 has been removed from the PlayStation Store in a move that gamers and reporters have described as "unprecedented." Gamers playing the long-awaited release from CD Projekt Red have ...

In April 2025, Sony removed three game developers from the PlayStation Store. These were Adventure Games, Gaming Dev and Grizzly Games. Every game listed under these developers has been taken down.

PlayStation is well aware of the issues with Cyberpunk 2077 and how the game has been received, and in an unprecedented move, has decided to remove the game from the store.

The web version of the new PlayStation Store will launch on October 21, while the mobile version will launch on October 26. Following this update, you will no longer be able to buy PS3 games and ...

Late last night, Sony revealed via the PlayStation website that they have decided to honor refund requests for those who purchased Cyberpunk 2077 via the PlayStation Store. More importantly, they ...

This news also comes just after reports surfaced that a remastered Until Dawn is coming out into the marketplace soon. We don’t have any official insight just yet on the game, but if it is true ...

PlayStation has started to delist a hugely popular horror game on PS4 from PlayStation digital storefronts in various regions. From time to time, games on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and ...

Developer Frogwares has addressed the removal of several of its titles from digital storefronts including the PlayStation Store and Xbox Marketplace. Games such as Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and ...

Achtung! Sony‘s PlayStation Store, as of next month, will remove access to hundreds of movie titles from Studiocanal that customers in Germany and Austria previously purchased.. The move comes a ...

The company, which owns and operates PlayStation game consoles, said in a brief statement that the Discovery shows would be deleted on Dec. 31, attributing the decision to “our content licensing ...