Level 5
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Level 11
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Yes.
Level 5
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Yes.
( This is 100% Game Sharing ) This isn't allowed by Sony. You're going against everything you claimed you stood for. Your Brother is also game sharing by NOT deactivating his ID on your console once leaving to go back home.
Here's what is allowed...
You can sign into another console YOU OWN using your profile and re-download all your bought content from PS-Store onto that new console. You then leave your profile ACTIVE on that other console that way other game profiles on that console can use your content. ( everyone can play your bought content at same time online this way ) " ( IE kids, family, friends, ect ).
That is not classed as game sharing by Sony. Personal use is what sony called it as the consoles MUST BE IN THE SAME HOME and BELONG TO YOU.
Heres an example = My kids, or friends, and other family ( or whom i choose ) can make an account on any of MY active consoles at HOME and use my personal PSN DLC. This has been confirmed by Sony. And has been confirmed that this is NOT classed as game sharing.
If i want to place my ID onto my brothers / friends console i can activate my info on their PS3, but when i am leaving and have finished using their console i MUST deactive my ID from that console, as otherwise they could still use my bought PSN content and that's when Sony classes this as Game Sharing. Which isn't allowed.
Level 11
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Yes.
( This is 100% Game Sharing ) This isn't allowed by Sony. You're going against everything you claimed you stood for. Your Brother is also game sharing by NOT deactivating his ID on your console once leaving to go back home.
Here's what is allowed...
You can sign into another console YOU OWN using your profile and re-download all your bought content from PS-Store onto that new console. You then leave your profile ACTIVE on that other console that way other game profiles on that console can use your content. ( everyone can play your bought content at same time online this way ) " ( IE kids, family, friends, ect ).
That is not classed as game sharing by Sony. Personal use is what sony called it as the consoles MUST BE IN THE SAME HOME and BELONG TO YOU.
Heres an example = My kids, or friends, and other family ( or whom i choose ) can make an account on any of MY active consoles at HOME and use my personal PSN DLC. This has been confirmed by Sony. And has been confirmed that this is NOT classed as game sharing.
If i want to place my ID onto my brothers / friends console i can activate my info on their PS3, but when i am leaving and have finished using their console i MUST deactive my ID from that console, as otherwise they could still use my bought PSN content and that's when Sony classes this as Game Sharing. Which isn't allowed.
No it is not as he no longer has a PS3 in the US as he does not have time to play.
He has it on my machine as it is itmes he has paid for and wants access to them whilst home.
Edit
My console is the only one that is activated for him now.
And I can use the Ps2 games on his account as it does not need to be online or effect his trophies
Level 5
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Yes.
( This is 100% Game Sharing ) This isn't allowed by Sony. You're going against everything you claimed you stood for. Your Brother is also game sharing by NOT deactivating his ID on your console once leaving to go back home.
Here's what is allowed...
You can sign into another console YOU OWN using your profile and re-download all your bought content from PS-Store onto that new console. You then leave your profile ACTIVE on that other console that way other game profiles on that console can use your content. ( everyone can play your bought content at same time online this way ) " ( IE kids, family, friends, ect ).
That is not classed as game sharing by Sony. Personal use is what sony called it as the consoles MUST BE IN THE SAME HOME and BELONG TO YOU.
Heres an example = My kids, or friends, and other family ( or whom i choose ) can make an account on any of MY active consoles at HOME and use my personal PSN DLC. This has been confirmed by Sony. And has been confirmed that this is NOT classed as game sharing.
If i want to place my ID onto my brothers / friends console i can activate my info on their PS3, but when i am leaving and have finished using their console i MUST deactive my ID from that console, as otherwise they could still use my bought PSN content and that's when Sony classes this as Game Sharing. Which isn't allowed.
No it is not as he no longer has a PS3 in the US as he does not have time to play.
He has it on my machine as it is itmes he has paid for and wants access to them whilst home.
Edit
My console is the only one that is activated for him now.
And I can use the Ps2 games on his account as it does not need to be online or effect his trophies
This means that YOU are using someone elses PSN Content on YOUR PS3. IE...He paid for content that you are using on YOUR PS3. That's Game Sharing. Even if he no longer has a PS3 he should NOT allow YOU to use HIS bought content.
Sony says that is game sharing and NOT personal use.
It don't need to be online HIS account only needs to be actived on YOUR PS3 to game share like your doing right now lol.
Level 11
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
CrustyJockStrap wrote:
joshsnooker1994 wrote:
you cant play us games on a uk ps3So why do I have Maximo and GOD HAND from the US store on my UK ps3 and it works? (thanks to my brother who lives in the US but comes to visit me)
But does the games from your brother still work on your UK console when your brother is back in US using his account?
Yes.
( This is 100% Game Sharing ) This isn't allowed by Sony. You're going against everything you claimed you stood for. Your Brother is also game sharing by NOT deactivating his ID on your console once leaving to go back home.
Here's what is allowed...
You can sign into another console YOU OWN using your profile and re-download all your bought content from PS-Store onto that new console. You then leave your profile ACTIVE on that other console that way other game profiles on that console can use your content. ( everyone can play your bought content at same time online this way ) " ( IE kids, family, friends, ect ).
That is not classed as game sharing by Sony. Personal use is what sony called it as the consoles MUST BE IN THE SAME HOME and BELONG TO YOU.
Heres an example = My kids, or friends, and other family ( or whom i choose ) can make an account on any of MY active consoles at HOME and use my personal PSN DLC. This has been confirmed by Sony. And has been confirmed that this is NOT classed as game sharing.
If i want to place my ID onto my brothers / friends console i can activate my info on their PS3, but when i am leaving and have finished using their console i MUST deactive my ID from that console, as otherwise they could still use my bought PSN content and that's when Sony classes this as Game Sharing. Which isn't allowed.
No it is not as he no longer has a PS3 in the US as he does not have time to play.
He has it on my machine as it is itmes he has paid for and wants access to them whilst home.
Edit
My console is the only one that is activated for him now.
And I can use the Ps2 games on his account as it does not need to be online or effect his trophies
This means that YOU are using someone elses PSN Content on YOUR PS3. IE...He paid for content that you are using on YOUR PS3. That's Game Sharing. Even if he no longer has a PS3 he should NOT allow YOU to use HIS bought content.
Sony says that is game sharing and NOT personal use.
He lives here when he is home.
He is registerd to live here.
His polling cards come here
Item work accross all accounts on the ps3 he is registerd to live here and has no need to deactivate them.
Yes he does spend a lot of time in the US but he is registerd to live here
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