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Story summary
- Sony has delisted numerous low-quality PlayStation Store games, targeting publishers Welding Byte, GoGame Console Publisher, and VRCForge.
- The removals include Jesus Simulator and Urban Driver Simulator, aiming to eliminate shovelware that misleads customers with similar names.
- This follows a January purge in which over a thousand games were removed, signaling ongoing storefront cleanup.
- Gamers support the action, saying such low-effort games harm indie developers and echo concerns about AI-generated content.
