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Sony Continues to Inexplicably Block Games in Hundreds of Countries - PlayStation LifeStyle

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Sony is continuing to block PC ports of PlayStation games in a large number of countries despite removing the controversial mandatory PSN sign in requirement. Following intense backlash, the company announced that it would no longer require players to use a PSN account on PC, but that they would be rewarded for doing so. However, all of its games remain blocked in countries where PSN isn’t available. The latest victim? Highly-anticipated upcomin…
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Sony Continues to Inexplicably Block Games in Hundreds of Countries - PlayStation LifeStyle

Sony is continuing to block PC ports of PlayStation games in a large number of countries despite removing the controversial mandatory PSN sign in requirement. Following intense backlash, the company announced that it would no longer require players to use a PSN account on PC, but that they would be rewarded for doing so. However, all of its games remain blocked in countries where PSN isn’t available. The latest victim? Highly-anticipated upcomin…

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PlayStation LifeStyle broke the news in on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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