Three classic Toy Story games have reportedly been delisted from the PlayStation Store as of late September 2026. Besides making them unavailable to purchase on PlayStation consoles, the removals also affect their previous availability through PS Plus Premium.
Sony has spent the past several years bringing older PS1, PS2, and PSP games to the PS4 and PS5 through its PS Plus classic catalog. These emulated releases commonly add modern conveniences such as quick saves, rewind functionality, and improved rendering, and access to them is one of the defining features of PlayStation Plus Premium’s retro library. Some Classics are also sold separately through the PlayStation Store as a way for players to own them permanently without maintaining a subscription.
3 Toy Story Games Have Been Delisted from the PlayStation Store
Three such classics have now been delisted from the PS Store. The newly removed titles comprise Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue, along with the PSP version of Toy Story 3, Push Square reports. The removed games can no longer be accessed even by PS Plus Premium subscribers who previously downloaded them, regardless of whether they kept them installed on their consoles. However, they did not all disappear at the same time. Toy Story 2 and the PSP version of Toy Story 3 had already left Premium as part of the regular PS Plus catalog rotation on September 15, while Buzz Lightyear of Star Command remained available beyond that point and was pulled on or around the 29th.
All Toy Story Games Delisted from PlayStation Store in September 2026
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- Buzz Lightyear of Star Command [PS1]
- Toy Story 2 [PS1]
- Toy Story 3 [PSP]
