Major Capcom PS4 Game Has Been Delisted for Over 2 Weeks
AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication
Capcom announced that its PlayStation 4 fighting title Street Fighter V has been removed from the PlayStation Store and taken offline since October 26. The removal follows the discovery of a security vulnerability tied to the PHP code used in the PS4 and Steam builds, prompting “emergency maintenance” to patch the flaw. While the game’s offline single‑player modes remain accessible, all online features, including multiplayer matchmaking, have been disabled. Capcom issued a brief statement apologizing for the inconvenience and asking users to be patient, but has offered no timeline for restoration. Physical copies continue to sell, and the title has never appeared on Xbox consoles. The issue persists more than two weeks after the initial delisting. No updates have been provided by Capcom.
💡 Why It Matters
- · The outage removes a flagship competitive title from the digital marketplace, forcing players to rely on dwindling physical stock and disrupting the online fighting‑game ecosystem.
