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PSA: Download P.T. Before It’s Pulled From The PlayStation Store Forever
In case you missed the bad news yesterday, Konami has confirmed the cancelation of Silent Hills. The team-up between Hideo Kojima and director Guillermo del Toro is no more, and actor Norman Reedus is also moving on.
The confirmation was preceded by an announcement that P.T. (a playable trailer for Silent Hills mysteriously announced at Gamescom 2014) will be removed from the PlayStation Store. It’s due to be pulled tomorrow, April 29, which means that you should download it immediately if you want to hang onto it.
We do not yet know if it will be available later for those that have already downloaded it once or if it will be entirely removed from the PlayStation Store database. At this point, it’s better to be safe than sorry if you want to give it a try (or return to it at a later point).
You can download P.T. here if you are in North America, here if you have a European account, and here if you are an Australian player. Thanks to Twitter user Wario64 for sharing the links for the different territories.
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