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Games We Want to Play in 2020

Sony pulls The Last of Us 2 from PlayStation Store – and will refund pre-orders

Posted on April 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony has pulled the Last of Us: Part 2 and Iron Man VR from the PlayStation Store, while refunding those who pre-ordered either game digitally.

Both games were due to release for PS4 in May, with The Last of Us 2 due for release on May 29 and Iron Man VR due to release on May 15. However, the company recently announced that both games have been delayed indefinitely due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

And it looks like we may not be see either game releasing anytime soon, as Iron Man VR and The Last of Us 2 have both been pulled from the PlayStation Store (via VG247). Initially the company had only removed the pre-order options from the games’ listings, but now both listings have been removed completely.
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