Helldivers 2 gets delisted in more countries without PSN access, blindsided devs call for it to be "available worldwide"
Countries witꦉhout PSN coverag♈e are still losing access

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Helldivers 2 is still being removed from sale on Steam in more countries, even after publisher 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) scrapped its hugely controversial PSN mandate.
SIE previously attempted to force Helldivꦺers 2 PC players to link to an active PlayStation N🦋etwork account months after launch, leading to a mass review-bombing campaign and Steam 𒆙delistment in over 170 countries without PSN coverage. Sony eventually scrapped the mandate, keeping account link🎀ing as a simple option, but the year's biggest shooter is s♒till being restricted in more countries.
. It's unclear if existing Helldivers 2 owners in those countries can still play the game.Sony is st🐽ill locking out divers from around the world. And Helldivers CEO's reply to 3 more countries being region-locked.#Helldivers2 pi⭕c.twitter.com/9xCOuFu27m
The n▨ews seems to have come as a surprise to even the game's own developers at Arrowhead Studios. "We have no idea what's going on," CEO Johan 🅰Pilestedt said in response to a player on the game's Discord channel. "Most devs are on a bank holiday and we just found out through the community. We want the game to be available worldwide."
Helldivers 2 has also not been returned to the 170 or so territories that were locked out of purchasing the game, which was a major reason why players banded together to negatively review the game in the first place. But Pilestedt assured players that he was working with Pl𒆙ayStation and Valve t๊o get Helldivers 2 back on the storefront "everywhere."
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