It looks as though Sony has just deleted the entire back catalog of a certain publisher from the PlayStation Store, which means that if you're a PS5 owner, you now have significantly fewer shovelware games to slog through when you're browsing for discounts.
As spotted by self-proclaimed "trophy hunter" RobThanatos on X (thanks, Eurogamer), all of publisher ThiGames' titles appear to have been removed from the PSN Store, which amounts to precisely 1,194 titles.
If you're unfamiliar with the work of ThiGames, perhaps some of the studio's game titles will jog your memory; it's responsible for trophy-centric games like The Jumping Food Memory, The Jumping Orange 2, and The Jumping Cheese Maze. You may have spotted a pattern emerging here.
As RobThanatos points out, ThiGames enjoyed the distinction of having the fourth highest number of games on the PlayStation Store prior to Sony's cull, beaten out only by similarly low-scope publishers Webnetic and Ratalaika, as well as niche studio eastasiasoft.
It doesn't look as though games ThiGames has yet to release have been removed, however; at time of writing, the store page for The Jumping Food Memory (which I'm sure will buck the trend and turn...
