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Sony limits PSN content use on PS3s |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: playstation 3 updates, PlayStation Store, SCE, Sony
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For those who download content from the PlayStation Store using
multiple PS3s, listen up. Sony Computer Entertainment has revised their
Terms of Service to limit the activation of PS3s per account and to
limit the use of downloaded content across the activated PS3s. Get all
the details in just a bit.The ToS changes apply to the PlayStation Store downloads, specifically:
- In-game items or content that you have purchased may be downloaded from PlayStation®Store. Pursuant to the particular terms of use that govern a specific in-game item or content you have purchased, you may use that item or content on up to three (3) different PlayStation®3 systems that have been activated for your account. You may deactivate or activate specific PlayStation®3 systems, as long as the maximum activated number of PlayStation®3 systems for your account at any given time is three (3).
- There are two sets of usage schemes for content, corresponding to two categories of in-game items and other content that you purchase.
- The first category, called Network Content, can only be accessed by one activated PlayStation®3 system per day and only by the account through which the Network Content was purchased. Network Content cannot be used on two different PlayStation®3 systems within a twenty-four (24) hour period.
- The second category, called Local Content, once installed on a PlayStation®3 system by the account that purchased it, can be accessed by other accounts on that same PlayStation®3 system.
Thanks John D.
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http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2009/11/25/new-sony-terms-of-service-is-a-typo-its-still-5/
it was just a typo....or that's what Sony's saying anyway. I don't see how they could mistype a whole paragraph though. My thought is they changed it and people flipped out and then they changed it back and said it was a typo.
but as of now it's STill 5
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or u can call sony n they will do it 4 u
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You may deactivate or activate specific PlayStation®3 systems, as long as the maximum activated number of PlayStation®3 systems for your account at any given time is three (3).
It says specific what do they mean by that, can we deactivate our account from ps3s that we don't own or something?
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It always a purposely and well placed slip up which is usually a way to tip us off to a big event or release. I'm thinking this is another one of them.
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No they *****ing wont.
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If you're going to lie about your life at least try making it seem mildly real so there's a chance that some sucker will believe you.
BTW I have 6 houses with 30 ps3s. One for each bedroom so I win :)
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