Ghost of Tsushima's upcoming PC port has reportedly been delisted from some storefronts in several countries that aren't covered by PlayStation Network.
The surprise move comes exactly one week before Ghost of Tsushima's long-awaited release on PC, which is slated for May 16. Recently, Helldivers 2 was under fire for announcing a new rule that required PC players to connect a PSN account to their Steam accounts.
The move was met with harsh backlash, and Sony eventually waived the mandate. The PC community's focus then shifted to the impending port of Ghost of Tsushima, wondering if Sony would enforce the same rule for it.
Sure enough, developer Sucker Punch confirmed that Ghost of Tsushima will require a PSN account on PC, but only for the multiplayer Legends mode.
Just like the Helldivers 2 controversy, this raised concerns about players in regions without PSN coverage. As it appears, Ghost of Tsushima has been removed from PC storefronts in many of those regions.