PlayStation 5 Recently Played List Shows Unowned Adult Games

PlayStation 5 consoles are displaying adult games in the recently played list even though users have not downloaded or purchased them. This anomaly has raised concerns about a potential data integrity issue within the PlayStation Network ecosystem. The glitch affects the user dashboard and activity feed, creating confusion for owners of the hardware.

Sony removes entries from recently played section after glitch displays adult titles

The problem centers on the PSN Game Library and Activity components rather than a direct compromise of user accounts. Social media users on Reddit and X reported seeing titles like Sex Store Simulator appearing on their profiles. These entries appear without any prior interaction from the account holder, suggesting a display or database error.

Sony has not provided an official explanation for the cause of this display anomaly. In response to the widespread reports, the company appears to have removed all entries from the recently played section for affected users. This action effectively hides the incorrect data but leaves the underlying cause unexplained.

Experts warn that this data integrity flaw could be a precursor to more severe exploits if left unaddressed. The issue is distinct from a direct account security breach, as login credentials do not appear to be stolen. However, the presence of unowned titles in the library highlights a vulnerability in how the console syncs and displays game data.