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I know that, I mean, will they now be relisted for sale there, or remain delisted? The latter would be... Not a good sign for the future.
If PSN account linking was the reason for delisting, since it's not going to happen anymore, I'd say those countries will be able to play it once again.
There would be no logical reason to keep them delisted, unless they plan to force players to link their accounts later in the future when everyone's forgotten about this. I wouldn't discard this possibility completely.
As of posting, they're all still delisted. And it's a quick thing for Valve, Sony clearly hasn't told them to undo the delisting.
If you never got an answer. Helldivers 2 remains unlisted in 177 countries
Luckily the community ended up going "hey, wait a minute..." about this, too, and it's gained some attention. I hope Sony commits