Apologies if this has been asked before but if I have 1 psn account and buy a digital game (Tearaway for example) how many ps vita consoles can I download it on at the same time?
Appreciate any help!
Appreciate any help!
This is interesting - let's pretend that I'm not familiar with Sony products and I'm lucky to find the box never mind think outside of it - can you give any hints/You can double the accounts that Sony imposes. So I think for activating game media on vita it's 2. So by the rule you can double it and have 4 vitas on 1 account. You have to think out of the box to double up but it shouldn't be too hard for you to figure out if you are familiar with Sony products
Thanks for replying - if one vita is deactivated does that mean it won't play any of the games already downloaded onto the memory card?I think it's two or three Vitas you can have activated on your account. You can add as many Vitas to your account as you want, but if you activate more than 2 or 3, the other Vitas will be deactivated automatically.
You can still play offline, but not online.Thanks for replying - if one vita is deactivated does that mean it won't play any of the games already downloaded onto the memory card?
If it's deactivated it won't play them.Thanks for replying - if one vita is deactivated does that mean it won't play any of the games already downloaded onto the memory card?
If it's deactivated it won't play them.
If you don't mind having one disconnected from internet forever, you can register one, disconnect it, use the webpage do deactivate that one, then register the other two.Thanks for taking he ttime bot of you to reply, I'll do some more checking. Basically I have a vita and I have two boys so I was thinking that if we all had vitas and could play with my bought games then it would be quite a good surprise for them!
Strange. I remembed it was 2 for games and 3 (or 5?) for media.Just checked, don't know why i hadn't noticed this before, but any games can be put on 3 activated consoles - can't play online together but that still works for me. Luckily Minecraft (which my kids are crazy for!) has ad hoc.