•Several Sony first-party titles have been removed from the PlayStation Store, apparently as a result of a pricing error. According to a report by Jason Koub for Kotaku, games including Knack 2, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, and God of War III: Remastered appear to have been delisted in different regions.
The removals coincide with Sony’s push toward an all-digital future marches on to an all-digital future. In North America, searching for any of these games yields no results. Those who previously purchased the titles can still download them from their collections.
In God of War III’s case, the game appears to have been listed at an incorrect price (roughly 50 cents) on the Mexican PlayStation Store. Sony has since removed each title until it resolves the issue. The publication reached out to Sony for clarification and will update this story if a response is received.
The delistings serve as a reminder of Sony’s ability to remove games from its digital storefront at short notice, particularly as the company plans to release games exclusively through its own store beginning in 2028. If Naughty Dog is indeed working on a new Uncharted title (unfortunately) as has been reported has been reported, players may want to revisit the original games.
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