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No more PAWGs, PLEASE??!!!??
Not necessarily. Even if you have downloaded an item, some try to connect to the network to verify DRM.When banned you just can’t go online. You can play the games you already downloaded.
Not necessarily. Even if you have downloaded an item, some try to connect to the network to verify DRM.When banned you just can’t go online. You can play the games you already downloaded.
Only online games. In which case you wouldn’t be able to use your physical games on your account either. Same rules.Not necessarily. Even if you have downloaded an item, some try to connect to the network to verify DRM.
I told the brehs that. I'm never going all digital. The day we have no physical games is the day I stop buying games. Only shyt I cop digital is deep discounted.I'd be pissed, hundreds if not thousands of dollars are invested into my PSN
But yeah, we need to pivot back to physical and not let them take physicals off shelves, it's getting too grimy rn
Only reason I do primarily digital is due to having multiple systems in my crib. Buying one is good for both.I told the brehs that. I'm never going all digital. The day we have no physical games is the day I stop buying games. Only shyt I cop digital is deep discounted.
I've said many many times that I hate a beef with digital games being priced the same as physical copies. That alone is a con.
You seem to want to argue for arguments sake.Only online games. In which case you wouldn’t be able to use your physical games on your account either. Same rules.
You talmbout a PS3 and no it doesn’t say that in the link.You seem to want to argue for arguments sake.
I had bought a PlayStation 3 with a banned account. It had Haze on it. Despite being on the console HDD it couldn't be played.
It even says this on Playstation's website.
Suspensions on PlayStation™Network
I'm telling you that some games will be greyed out when your account is banned. Even if you have downloaded the game.You talmbout a PS3 and no it doesn’t say that in the link.
I don’t know what your PS3 or Haze did, but currently if it’s on the drive you can play it.
Most likely that PS3 you had was not set up as that users home console, therefore nobody could play that game there other than the user that purchased it
I’m telling you, you are mistaken.I'm telling you that some games will be greyed out when your account is banned. Even if you have downloaded the game.
He's right, all games need an online check at some point to access. I've had issues on ps4 where all my games had a padlock and couldn't be played due to issues with Sony's servers. Had to use the "restore licenses" feature to access the games.You talmbout a PS3 and no it doesn’t say that in the link.
I don’t know what your PS3 or Haze did, but currently if it’s on the drive you can play it.
Most likely that PS3 you had was not set up as that users home console, therefore nobody could play that game there other than the user that purchased it
You can no longer tie your account to new systems cause they not gonna let you log in. Means your games are now trapped on the last hardware you logged onto pre-ban. That’s a problem.When banned you just can’t go online. You can play the games you already downloaded.
No.He's right, all games need an online check at some point to access. I've had issues on ps4 where all my games had a padlock and couldn't be played due to issues with Sony's servers. Had to use the "restore licenses" feature to access the games.
You can move the hard drive to a new system just like you can take your disc to a new system. You can’t log on anymore either way.You can no longer tie your account to new systems cause they not gonna let you log in. Means your games are now trapped on the last hardware you logged onto pre-ban. That’s a problem.
Last I checked you had to validate any new system to play games tied to your account. The system has to go online and with a banned account you can't authorize a new system.You can move the hard drive to a new system just like you can take your disc to a new system. You can’t log on anymore either way.