Sony is Offering The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Refunds for Pre-Orderes Who Already Own The PS4 Version
Sony is offering Last of Us Part 2 Remastered refunds for those who already owned the PS4 version but also pre-ordered the PS5 remaster.
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Sony issues refunds for The Last of Us Part 2 owners who accidentally pre-ordered the PS5 remaster at full price
Sony is reportedly issuing refunds for existing The Last of Us Part 2 owners who mistakenly pre-ordered the $10 PS5 remaster at full price.
Sony refunds The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered players who accidentally missed £10 upgrade
Sony is issuing refunds to those who purchased The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered full price by accident, if they have it on PS4 already.
Sony is refunding Last of Us 2 PS4 owners who bought the PS5 version at full price
Sony is reportedly refunding The Last of Us 2 PS4 owners who bought the PS5 version of the game at full price.
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