The removal of "Jedi Submarine 2" and "Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut" from Steam in countries and regions where PSN services have not been launched has caused a large number of players to be dissatisfied, and inevitably the platform Steam and developer Arrowhead have also been involved. However, according to Steam customer service, the decision to remove it from the publisher Sony in regions where PSN service is not turned on is at the discretion of the publisher.
The news comes from Valve's reply to the player's refund, in which Valve said that Sony has abandoned the mandatory PSN account of Jedi Submarine 2, and that "according to the publisher's decision, the game is currently not available for sale on Steam in certain regions", and players can contact the publisher to ask for more information about the game and give them feedback.
Sony's "equal treatment" of "Jedi Diver 2" and "Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut" made players very unhappy, especially "Jedi Submarine 2", which is not mandatory to bind to a PSN account, and Sony's behavior indirectly made "Jedi Submarine 2" affected by PSN. Arrowhead's CEO, Johan Pilestedt, belatedly arrived on Saturday to explain that there will be no further restrictions on the game, and that they are in discussions with Sony about the countries and regions where sales are currently being stopped. Arrowhead still wants Jedi Diver 2 to be available everywhere.