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God Of War 3 And Knack 2 Among Games Delisted On US PlayStation Store

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God Of War 3 And Knack 2 Among Games Delisted On US PlayStation Store

PlayStation Store users have noticed that a small handful of first-party games have disappeared from the PS Store in the US and select other regions. Knack 2, God of War 3 Remastered, and Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection have all gone missing without so much as an explanation as to why.

I’m not sure who in 2026 is trying to buy Knack 2, but whoever it was noticed the game isn’t currently available on the PS Store and shared the news with the world. Since then, Kotaku has noticed the God of War and Uncharted titles mentioned above have also gone AWOL in the US and Canada. Here in the UK, all three games are still available.

That the games have been delisted is worrying. However, that they’ve not been removed from every country’s PlayStation Store is a silver lining, suggesting this isn’t some new initiative where old games are quietly and gradually delisted. No, I don’t know why that would happen either, but this is present-day PlayStation we’re talking about. It isn’t exactly the most pro-consumer brand in the world right now.

One theory is that the games have been temporarily pulled after they were listed on the Mexican PS Store for the wrong prices. Possibly, but I’m unsure why that would prompt the games to be left alone in some regions and pulled in others. Particularly when some of the regions in which the games are currently unavailable seemingly weren’t affected by the error.

If the only game affected was God of War 3, my theory would be that PlayStation has removed the game to prepare for the arrival of the original trilogy’s remakes.


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