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Sony Removes Terminator 2, Total Recall from PlayStation Store

Owen Carter 1 min read

Sony is removing access to previously purchased StudioCanal movies like Terminator 2 and Total Recall from the PlayStation Store, affecting digital libraries.

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Sony is removing access to previously purchased StudioCanal movies from the PlayStation Store, affecting users who bought titles like Terminator 2 and Total Recall. This change means digital owners can no longer stream or download these specific films from their library. Buyers who already purchased these items will lose immediate access to content they paid for.

Digital owners can no longer stream or download specific StudioCanal titles

The content removal targets digital purchases made through the Sony PlayStation platform. StudioCanal films are disappearing from the store's catalog and user libraries. This affects the software and digital store operations for the PlayStation ecosystem.

Affected titles include the classic sci-fi films Terminator 2 and Total Recall. These movies are part of the StudioCanal catalog hosted on the PlayStation Store. Users previously owned these digital copies but now face access restrictions.

Insider Gaming reported that PlayStation Store users are losing access to select StudioCanal movies they previously purchased. The report confirms that the removal applies to existing digital libraries. The issue impacts the utility of purchased digital media on the console.

Source: Insider Gaming

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