PlayStation has found itself in a pickle with the announcement of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic's remake on May 4. Given the significance of this date to the Star Wars fandom, Sony decided to announce the remake of the classic and capitalize on the momentum.However, they declared the title a PlayStation 5 exclusive in their tweet. This led to the community calling them out. Shortly thereafter, the tweet was deleted.🐉HazzadorGamin,Dragon of Dojima🐉@HazzadorGaminYo Did I just make Sony delete their tweet?! LMAO95973Yo Did I just make Sony delete their tweet?! LMAO https://t.co/uwJ9Xt9kPbPlayStation is on the receiving end of criticism for anti-consumer action. Its decision to keep trials at a higher tier of the new service, for example, has been criticized by many. Today's issue is far lighter than other problems, but it's an outcome that could've been easily avoided.The gaming community immediately caught the error in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic's announcementThe community first noted the problem when Sony announced it on May 4 from its official handle. The tweet wished well to every Star Wars fan and added that the remake of Knights of the Old Republic would be coming exclusively to PlayStation 5.Many fans rightly pointed out that the claim was incorrect on two major grounds. The remake will also be released simultaneously on PC, so those without a PlayStation 5 can still access the game.Secondly, it will be timed exclusively on consoles. In other words, the game will be available on Xbox consoles after a certain period. While Sony rectified the error, the incident did not go unnoticed.Fans aren't happy with SonyWith stiff competition between Xbox and PlayStation heating up, fans of either won't let go of any opportunity to criticize their 'rivals.' The critics' job gets a lot easier when official accounts make trivial blunders. Community members quickly pointed out the finer details, with one person stating the obvious.IRONHIDE Gaming@ironhide_gamingLol..what the hellWe really made @Sony delete their tweet for sharing misinformation 🤣🤣#PlayStation #KOTOR20927Lol..what the hell😂😂We really made @Sony delete their tweet for sharing misinformation 🤣🤣#PlayStation #KOTOR https://t.co/XYLXYe5xXXSome feel that if the tweet wasn't deleted, there could have been legal repercussions since Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is multi-platform.Mace 🧨@halo_mid_@HazzadorGamin Nah probably cos it's not exclusively on PS5 but PS5 and PC so they can get sued for false advertising6@HazzadorGamin Nah probably cos it's not exclusively on PS5 but PS5 and PC so they can get sued for false advertisingThere were also some hilarious responses to the issue.∞ Pixel da OGD ∞@inFinit36525299@HazzadorGamin LOL, The Lie being exposed in 4K was too much for em671@HazzadorGamin LOL, The Lie being exposed in 4K was too much for emManuel Herrera@leunamh@HazzadorGamin Fking LMAO, they always do this so this is extremely odd.1@HazzadorGamin Fking LMAO, they always do this so this is extremely odd.Bon Clay@BonClay96@HazzadorGamin Lmao! Someone’s getting in trouble4@HazzadorGamin Lmao! Someone’s getting in troubleKnights of the Old Republic is one of the classics in the series. Such is excellent that one user stated that they would continue with the original.Bryan@bryanswood@HazzadorGamin In any case I will just stick with the original lol@HazzadorGamin In any case I will just stick with the original lolWhile the deleted tweet will prevent any legal repercussions, Sony will have to hope to avoid repeating such occurrences in the future.