As PlayStation fans all over the world are gearing up to celebrate the release of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Last of Us Part II next month, it seems that some of those fans will be forced to miss out on the game entirely. More 🎃specifically, the game is rumored to have been banned in the Middle East.
The information regarding the game's ban comes from a user who posted a response from PlayStation Support after contacting it about the problem. The user pre-ordered the game but was somehow unable to see it in the PlayStation Store. After diving deeper into the problem, he sent an email to PlayStation Support, to which he received a reply that stated that him not seeing The Last of Us Part II in the Store meant that the game was banneꦺd by “competent authorities.”
Although it's not exactly clear what is meant by "competent authorities," what is clear is that the user and others who are in a similar situation will have to skip out on the game. To make the situation even more bizarre is the idea that The Last of Us Part II rece▨ived various marketing campaigns in stores across the region prior to getting banned, which suggests that the ban was somewhat recent — along with the fact that the Reddit user in questi൩on was somehow able to pre-order the game.
So far, no direct explanation has been given for the ban, although it is safe to assume what they could be. Due to The Last of Us Part II's෴ LGBT themes and how those themes are used in certain parts of the game, they could be the primary culprit. If for instance, the reason turns out to be violent content, that would be an interesting turn of events, as many other games with violent content in them are not banned in the Middle East.
Before The Last of Us Part II arrives on June 19 for the PS4, there will be two more vide🅠o presentations about the game on May 27 and June 3 respecti𒁃vely.
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