Sony Pulls Its Own Games From PS Store in Select Regions

The removal was reportedly caused by a pricing error on one of the games.

Users discovered that multiple PlayStation first-party games stopped appearing in the PS Store catalog. The titles involved are Knack 2, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, and God of War III: Remastered. Based on available information, the games vanished from sale in select regions without any advance warning from the company.

At the time reports emerged, none of the three games could be found through the search function in the North American version of the PlayStation Store. The situation does not appear to be a permanent discontinuation of these projects. Users who purchased the games previously can still download them from their libraries.

One possible explanation for the disappearance of the games relates to an incorrect price for God of War III: Remastered in the Mexican PlayStation Store. According to available data, the game was temporarily listed for sale at approximately 50 cents, which is significantly lower than its normal price.

Sony may have temporarily hidden several games from the store to investigate the issue and fix pricing errors. However, the company has not yet officially confirmed this explanation.

It remains unclear when the games will return to the digital storefront.