PlayStation TV is deleting shows that players paid for to thank Warner Bros.

While the promise of an all-digital, streaming-based future seems to offer many benefits, things are starting to look a little different now, and one of the worst-case scenarios is now happening on PlayStation.

Sony has announced that it will remove some TV shows that players may have purchased from its library through PlayStation. Yes, the shows you paid for have just been… deleted

Any suggestions? That would be the Discovery TV show, and it seems the culprit, again, isn’t necessarily Sony itself, but another move by Warner Bros. It removed content from its service and deleted finished projects for storage and preservation of what was left. Tax relief or

Here’s what Sony has to say about the incident (via my city):

“Due to our content licensing agreements with content providers, you will no longer be able to view your previously purchased Discovery content and the content will be removed from your video library.”

Warner Bros. The recent merger of Discovery and HBO Max created “Max,” one of the worst brands in the industry, no doubt something to do with the move and the expiration or change of the licensing agreement with PlayStation.

There is a complete list of offers You can check out what’s on your own coming out soon, but there are tons of great shows from Mythbusters to Deadlist Catch and Finding Bigfoot to How It Made My 600 Pound Life. Some may scoff at Discovery’s increasingly wacky lineup of reality shows, but they’re wildly popular, and some PlayStation owners no doubt bought them.

I’m sure there’s some nuance that says they don’t technically own the content, so if you buy it, you’re running the risk of not knowing it. In that sense, physical media is better, but I doubt many people would buy Blu-ray box sets of Here Comes Honey Boo-Boo if they existed. I have no doubt that WB is doing this primarily to sign up to Max and I wonder where this could be happening.

That’s hundreds of seasons of the show and, as far as I can tell, thousands of episodes. the wild That will happen at the end of the year, when any contracts expire on December 31, 2023. It is not clear whether Sony can There is a lot of blame for this, but it is also possible that the World Bank just charged a very large license bill so they could renew it. But a lot of people will be mad at them for it, and it will make you think twice before buying PlayStation digital content in the future, that’s for sure.

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