PS5, PS4 Exclusive Games Delisted From PS Store But Don’t Fret

Several PS5 and PS4 first-party exclusive games have suddenly disappeared from the PS Store, causing concern. Over the past few days, I’ve seen threads pop up on gaming forums complaining that titles like God of War 3 Remastered, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, and even the beloved Knack 2 have been removed from sale. However, I’m confident that this is just a bug.

PS5 and PS4 first-party games only delisted from PS Store in one region

This issue is limited to the Americas. I can confirm that right now, all the aforementioned games are available for purchase in other regions’ storefronts and are even part of the ongoing PS Store promotion.

PS Store users in Mexico claim that after recent currency changes, Sony made several pricing errors, which is probably why some first-party games have been temporarily delisted.

So, no, Sony isn’t gearing up to announce sequels or release new bundles. And I doubt first-party games are being pulled from sale. As mentioned above, the issue is limited to the Americas, and we do know Sony has been fiddling with currency, so this is either a bug or a temporary removal.

We’ll update our readers when the games are back on sale.

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Two beloved PS4 adventure games are being delisted soon, and PS Store users have one last chance to buy them before they disappear. Assemble Entertainment has announced that Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry and Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice will be delisted from Steam this month, and last year’s developments suggest they’ll be removed from all online storefronts.

PS4 adventure games Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry and Wet Dreams Dry Twice are the series’ last remaining games

With the aforementioned games delisted, the entire Leisure Suit Larry series will no longer be available for purchase digitally. Last year, publisher Assemble Entertainment removed the first six games from sale. However, none of those games were released on PlayStation.

Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry and Wet Dreams Dry Twice will be delisted from Steam on October 23, and we expect them to be removed from the PS Store around the same time or shortly afterwards.

“We’ve had an amazing time bringing Larry back, and we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who joined him on his adventures, laughed at his questionable decisions, and supported the games along the way,” Assemble wrote. “It’s been a fantastic run, and we’re happy we got to be part of it. Unfortunately, we can’t share anything about his future.”

Speculation suggests the Leisure Suit Larry series has been scrubbed due to expiring publishing agreements. Electronic Arts subsidiary Codemasters owns the IP.

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