
Last of Us 2 Multiplayer Mod Officially Canceled by Sony
Sony has shut down a popular Last of Us 2 multiplayer mod that was due to release this month.

Last Of Us Part 2 Multiplayer Mod Shut Down By Sony After Months Of Work
Naughty Dog canceled its own Last Of Us multiplayer game in 2023

Sony letter spells the end for unreleased The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod, its creator says
A multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 which was originally set to release this month no longer will, with its creator citing a letter from publishers Sony as the reason it won't see the light of day. Read more

Sony reportedly stops The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod in its tracks right before its launch: "Extremely sad that this never got to see the light of day"

The Last of Us 2 multiplayer mod reportedly axed at the last moment by Sony
The request to cease the release of The Last of Us Part 2 mod this month also leaves a planned co-op mod from the same creator in jeopardy. ]]>

A multiplayer mod for The Last of Us 2 was reportedly cancelled "at Sony's request"
Development on a multiplayer PvP mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC has been halted after PlayStation got in touch and asked the developers to cease work on the project. Read more

The Last of Us Part 2 Multiplayer Mod Cancelled at Sony’s Request
A PvP multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC is no longer going to be released after the mod maker says it was contacted by Sony Interactive Entertainment and asked not to release the project to the public.

Sony is the Bad Guy of 2026, but it’s Going to Win Anyway
Polygon previews an exciting but lopsided fall, dominated by GTA 6 and Zelda, with PlayStation playing the role of villain

Marvel's Wolverine Set To End Sony's Historic 11-Year GOTY Run
Marvel's Wolverine on PS5 looks unlikely to nab a GOTY nomination at the 2026 Game Awards, the first time for a PlayStation exclusive since 2014.

Fed up with Sony, PlayStation fans compile a list of all the times the company said "you own" your games and archive every last receipt

After Sony tells fans they don't own digital games, one Consumer Rights group is tracking all the times PlayStation said the opposite
Last month, Sony argued that "reasonable consumers" already know they don't really own the digital goods they paid for . The Consumer Rights wiki has now made a list collecting more than 30 examples where Sony told customers they do, in...
Sony may have dropped Kojima for budget reasons, but they keep digging a live-service money hole anyway
Sony is making some strange decisions. The post Sony may have dropped Kojima for budget reasons, but they keep digging a live-service money hole anyway appeared first on Destructoid .

Sony reportedly dropped Hideo Kojima's next game because it kept missing deadlines, was over budget, and would eventually come to other platforms

Consumer Rights Wiki Tracks Sony References To Owning Digital Games
Considering Sony says it's obvious you don't own digital games, it sure does describe digital purchases as ownership a lot.

Sony reportedly ditched Hideo Kojima's Physint following missed deadlines, bloated budgets, and Death Stranding 1&2 missing sales expectations
Following Sony's announcement earlier this week that it had "stepped away" from Kojima Production's previously PlayStation-exclusive "action espionage" Physint, a new report has claimed Sony's decision was the result of concerns over...

After Death Stranding missed expectations, Sony reportedly axed Physint because Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear successor is over budget, years away, missing deadlines, and not a true exclusive

Death Stranding Franchise Likely Barely Broke Even, Could Explain Sony Dropping Physint - Analyst
With Sony no longer involved in the production of Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid spiritual successor, Physint , people are wondering why the PlayStation company decided to part ways with the veteran game designer's upcoming game.

Death Stranding games broke even "but not by much," analyst says, which may explain whySony axed Physint despite it being Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear successor
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