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After the recent announcement of the release date of God of War Ragnarok, fans of the PlayStation brand are certainly calmer, especially with the confirmation that the game will arrive before the end of the year. After such an important communication, Sony is not willing to rest on its laurels and in these hours it has published an article on its official blog dedicated to all the games that were the most downloaded during the month of June 2022.Last June was not full of great releases on PlayStation consoles, but despite this there are also a number of surprising new features in the ranking of the most downloaded titles. In the United States of America and Canada, for example, the most downloaded video game on PS5 was The Quarry, the brand new teen horror adventure developed by the guys from Supermassive Games, former authors of Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology. | ); }
Most Downloaded PS5 Games in USA / Canada | June 2022
The Quarry Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order NBA 2K22 MLB The Show 22 GTA V LEGO Star Wars The Skywalker Saga Elden Ring Among Us Sonic Origins Rainbow Six SiegeMost Downloaded PS5 Games in Europe | June 2022
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order The Quarry LEGO Star Wars The Skywalker Saga Among Us GTA V Cyberpunk 2077 FIFA 22 Far Cry 6 Sniper Elite 5 NBA 2K22Studio Canal Movies Purchased on PlayStation Store Get Deleted Aug. 31
Movies purchased through the PlayStation Store in some territories won't be available to watch after Aug. 31.
As FlatpanelsHD reports(Opens in a new window), in a legal notice(Opens in a new window) posted on the PlayStation website for Germany and Austria, Sony explained:
'As of August 31, 2022, due to our evolving licensing agreements with content providers, you will no longer be able to view your previously purchased Studio Canal content and it will be removed from your video library.
We greatly appreciate your continued support.
Thank youPlayStation Store'
This means that anyone who spent money buying a digital license to watch a Studio Canal movie through Sony's store will lose access to it on Aug. 31. On top of that, it seems affected customers won't be offered a full, or even partial refund for the content being removed.
It's a decision that's sure to anger many PlayStation Store customers, especially when you consider over 300 Studio Canal movies were available to buy up until Sony stopped selling or renting movies last year. At the time, Sony reassured customers that all purchased content would remain available for on-demand access.
Recommended by Our EditorsWhat we don't know yet is if the same legal notice is being prepared for other PlayStation Store territories. Regardless of how widespread this becomes, it acts as a reminder that consumers don't control access to the digital content they purchase and it can simply disappear regardless of statements made reassuring everyone it won't.
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