Sony Delists Three First-Party PS4 Games From PlayStation Store
Knack 2, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and God of War III: Remastered have been removed from Sony's storefront in several regions.
Sony has delisted three first-party PlayStation 4 games from the PlayStation Store in several regions. Knack 2, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and God of War III: Remastered no longer appear in searches on the North American PlayStation Store, according to Kotaku.
Players who previously purchased the games can still download them from their collections. The three titles are no longer available for new purchases through the storefront.
In one region, God of War III: Remastered appeared to be listed for roughly 50 cents on the Mexican PlayStation Store before the removal. That price point suggested a possible pricing error, though Sony has not confirmed a reason for the delistings.
Kotaku has reached out to Sony for clarification. The platform holder has not issued a public statement on the removals.
Context
Sony has previously said it plans to start strictly releasing games through its own digital storefront beginning in 2028. The company's digital distribution strategy has drawn attention as it prepares for that shift.
Quick answers
Can I still download the delisted PS4 games if I bought them?
Yes. Players who previously purchased Knack 2, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection or God of War III: Remastered can still download them from their collections.
Why were the games removed from the PlayStation Store?
Sony has not confirmed a reason. The removals followed an apparent pricing error that listed God of War III: Remastered for roughly 50 cents on the Mexican store.