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Sony may not have a pound-for-pound Xbox Game Pass rival, but their PS Plus collection is a step in the right direction if you’re a fan of digital games and have a fist tight enough to squeeze coal into diamonds. The idea isn’t that bad – get a PS Plus subscription, get access to a selection of your own PlayStation 4 games, and a few third-party gems. Thanks to PS Plus, I now finally have access to Persona 5, allowing me to keep the pact I made with Alessandro.
THE PACT.
Like all good things, the service has, of course, been exploited. Metaphorical bulbs lit up over the heads of some PS5 owners, who began selling access to their account. However, Sony has found out about this, started investigating, and also started hitting the ban hammer on people who have essentially been offering a cheap tour of their gaming vault according to Gamer Braves.
“When you have more than 50 different accounts connected to a console and you make purchases from the PS Store in another region, the system will detect and determine that it has been hacked,” said Sony.
The account will be banned for two months, while the console will be permanently banned. Currently, it is being negotiated in the customer service if there is any change in the situation, but the joint purchase is really violating the rules and regulations, and there was a mechanism to protect the hacked account from further abuse.
While there is a way to split an account across two consoles with a friend, doing it with a few dozen people is probably not a good idea considering that our species as a whole has a bad habit of being shit. to another. Anyway, don’t commit the Sony crime if you can’t handle Sony’s time.
Last update: November 27, 2020
