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[Carter131184]

I'm seriously considering to become a Ps Plus members, especially considering the free games that the subscribers get every month.

I know that those games are "rented" and not actually owned, but what about the datas? What I mean is, if I play Little Big Planet 2 and then my memebership expires, if I then buy the physical version of the game would I be able to access to my LBP2 saves?

[Iyonix]

If you buy a digital version they should be fine. If you buy a disc version the saves may not be compatible.

[LittleBigDragonz]

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Carter131184 wrote:

I'm seriously considering to become a Ps Plus members, especially considering the free games that the subscribers get every month.

I know that those games are "rented" and not actually owned, but what about the datas? What I mean is, if I play Little Big Planet 2 and then my memebership expires, if I then buy the physical version of the game would I be able to access to my LBP2 saves?

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Should be able to matey.

[OrdosAlpha]

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Iyonix wrote:
If you buy a digital version they should be fine. If you buy a disc version the saves may not be compatible.

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^ This. Digital download versions of games tend to have a completely different product code from their physical counterparts, which renders the saves incompatible with one another.

[Nakatsu_Hime]

Games that are BOUGHT under the PS+ scheme will always be playable, even if you allow your PS+ subscription to lapse.
It's only FREE games/demos that are exclusive to PS+ users that will be rendered unplayable if a subscription is allowed to lapse.

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[Muttykins]

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Nakatsu_Hime wrote:
Games that are BOUGHT under the PS+ scheme will always be playable, even if you allow your PS+ subscription to lapse.
It's only FREE games/demos that are exclusive to PS+ users that will be rendered unplayable if a subscription is allowed to lapse.

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Not all free games will be lost as there have been quite a few that have been given to keep permanent.