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Japanese publisher Entergram has announced plans to remove more than 100 of its games from the Japanese PlayStation Store later this year. A total of 106 titles for both PS4 and PS Vita will be delisted from the store on September 30, 2025.
The company shared a full list of the games set to be removed but gave no detailed reason beyond saying it is ending sales. As reported by ComicBook, all of the games are exclusive to the Japanese PlayStation Store and have not been released in other regions. This means that players outside Japan are unlikely to be directly affected by the change.
The Japanese PlayStation Store is well known for offering region-exclusive titles, especially from local publishers and visual novel developers like Entergram. Many of these games never receive official translations or international releases, making them harder to find for players outside of Japan.
The PlayStation Store, first introduced in 2006 during the PlayStation 3 era, has become Sony’s main platform for selling digital games. Over the years, it has grown to include thousands of titles across multiple platforms. However, its content and pricing can vary significantly depending on a user’s region.
While this mass delisting may not impact PlayStation users outside of Japan, it still means that over 100 games will soon be unavailable for digital purchase — a reminder of how digital storefronts can change over time. Once removed, these titles will no longer be accessible to new buyers unless they are re-released or made available again through other means.
