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[Update] P.T. Fully Removed From PlayStation Store
Update: The situation has changed, and Konami has completely removed P.T. from the PlayStation Store. For more details, please read this story.
Original Story:
Fear not, horror fans. You can free up the 1.37 GB of space of that P.T. is taking up on your PlayStation 4 without fear.
The playable trailer for the canceled Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro Silent Hills project has been removed from the PlayStation Store. If you didn’t previously “purchase” it on your console or the web portal, you’re out of luck.
However, if you did secure a copy and want to delete it, you’re in the clear. You can download it again from the store using your console library.
Yes, we tested this to make sure. The screenshot above was taken moments ago and, as you can see, the download bar is progressing without incident.
This little piece of gaming history is safely preserved, at least for now. Whew.
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