Level 4
Well, that's good news. It pays to have a bit of a moan about it 
To be honest, they don't want issues with PS+ public, as it puts people off buying into it, hence why 've been doing similar. It's frustrating because it's obviously a technical issue, but we're losing out on it. It's even worse that it's those of us who are the "keenest" supporters of the service. So frustrating.
HUYI wrote:
can anyone tell me if this effects cloud saves? are they deleted once your content is gone?
I honestly couldn't say. The cloud saves done from your new subscription onwards should remain though. If you ever stop subscribing, then the cloud saves will be wiped.
Level 3
you know, they have actually, technically, been giving some games back to us again anyway as the 12 days of christmas PS+ downloads....
so far, games that ive now been able to re-download cos of this are Sonic 2, MediEvil, Rocket Powered Battle Cars (today), and the other one i forget... still waiting for Streets of Rage 2, Golden Axe, Wipeout HD, Castle Crashers, Burnout Paradise, and PAIN.... at least it's one way of getting some of the content back...
Level 5
JTi81 wrote:
When you look for a game that was given to you for free back in the 1st year of PS+ ( Example = 04/08/2011 Medievil = PS-One Game ) you cannot find it in your " Purchase " list.
BUT when you do a " Search " in the " PS-Game Store " it will find that game ( showing a red bought symbol and a £3.99 price ). Now when you click on it to BUY the game ( it says already purchased ) so you don't pay any price whatsoever to re-download it even if it says buy?
Level 11
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
JTi81 wrote:
When you look for a game that was given to you for free back in the 1st year of PS+ ( Example = 04/08/2011 Medievil = PS-One Game ) you cannot find it in your " Purchase " list.
BUT when you do a " Search " in the " PS-Game Store " it will find that game ( showing a red bought symbol and a £3.99 price ). Now when you click on it to BUY the game ( it says already purchased ) so you don't pay any price whatsoever to re-download it even if it says buy?
this as it is what i did for the fallout 3 dlc
Level 5
Bjarno86 wrote:
LittleBigDragonz wrote:
JTi81 wrote:
When you look for a game that was given to you for free back in the 1st year of PS+ ( Example = 04/08/2011 Medievil = PS-One Game ) you cannot find it in your " Purchase " list.
BUT when you do a " Search " in the " PS-Game Store " it will find that game ( showing a red bought symbol and a £3.99 price ). Now when you click on it to BUY the game ( it says already purchased ) so you don't pay any price whatsoever to re-download it even if it says buy?
That might be the simple solution for some, but not for the people in this thread (at least not for me).
The content from my year one subscription is gone from my download list (although they should legally still be there), but these items all have a BLUE shopping bag icon if I look them up, so the PS Store will charge me if I should try to re-download any of them.
But as I posted on the previous I got an official response from Ross McGrath (PS+ Team) stating that they were hoping for a fix (or at least an update on the situation) pre-christmas.
Some of mine were also Blue until i clicked on them. Thats when the Blue turned Red and then said they have already been purchased. ( Most of the DLC was red though ).
The only reason that DLC from year one would stay blue that i can think of is if it hadn't been downloaded in the 1st place?
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