Sony delists PlayStation titles following Mexican store pricing error

Sony Interactive Entertainment has temporarily delisted several first-party titles from the PlayStation Store in North America and select regions following a pricing error. Affected games include ‘Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection’, ‘God of War III: Remastered’, and ‘Knack 2’.

The issue originated from a currency transition in Mexico, where Sony began migrating regional store transactions from US Dollars to local Mexican Pesos. During this rollout, a glitch caused ‘God of War III: Remastered’ to be listed for approximately 9.99 pesos, or roughly $0.50 USD. The error prompted a surge of purchases on social media, leading to the subsequent removal of the titles to correct the pricing.

While the games disappeared from storefronts in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, they remained available in the United Kingdom. The delisting only impacts prospective buyers; users who previously purchased these titles can still redownload them from their existing libraries without disruption.