God of War III Remastered pulled from parts of PlayStation Store amid pricing rollout error

Sony’s PlayStation Store removed God of War III Remastered from digital storefronts in several regions during the PlayStation Store’s local currency rollout, according to a report published on Oct. 11, 2026. The removal has been linked to a pricing mistake and is being treated as a temporary measure while the platform addresses the issue.

Sony introduced local currency pricing in selected Latin American countries as part of the PlayStation Store transition, replacing US dollar transactions in those markets. During that rollout the game was listed on the Mexican PlayStation Store for 9.99 Mexican Pesos (about $0.50), a figure far below normal sale prices. Players discovered the low listing, shared it online, and the discrepancy circulated across gaming forums and social media. Sony has not issued an official statement explaining the removals.

The pricing error coincided with a PlayStation Store promotion and appears to have prompted Sony to remove the title from multiple regional stores while corrective action is taken. Reports and user screenshots showed the entry for God of War III Remastered either blank or unavailable in affected stores. The removal is being treated as a temporary fix rather than a permanent delisting, based on the information in the report.

Availability has varied by territory: in some markets the listing disappeared entirely, while in others the product remained purchasable. The report notes that the game is currently available on the PlayStation Store in many regions, including India. That uneven availability reflects the staggered nature of the local-currency rollout across different stores.

Observers of the rollout described the pricing mistake as a byproduct of the switch to local currency given the timing of the error. At the time, it’s unlikely that waiting to buy God of War 3 Remastered will be an option for those wanting to play it. The listing is expected to return once Sony corrects the incorrect pricing.

Players who already purchased the game should still be able to download and access it through their PlayStation library. Sony’s correction of the pricing entries is the next step the report identifies for restoring normal storefront listings.