- MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 PS4
- MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 LICENSE
- MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 OFFLINE
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However, there is no way, I would be buying 2 copies of say, KZSF for my son and I to play together - no chance. I'm not saying I'm over the moon about it but it at least offers some kind of workaround to only having to buy one digital copy and one ps+. Personally, if my line of thinking is correct (thanks to all info by everyone input so far), then I'll be kind of grateful if this works. = More copies of games & ps+ will need to be bought. It's no good if I (Dad) want to go to a friends house and share the games that I've bought (we all know the Dad's are paying for them in the first place) including online play/progress saved unless my Son isn't currently already online but even then, the save progress would be under his account 'SonnyBoy'. It offers an advantage in that whoever is the 'BUYING' account, they can go anywhere and play their digital games including online and saving progress (yes I know we could do this in the past with memory cards, ps+ cloud save). It makes it harder for randoms/friends to share games (who is gonna be the 'Buying' Account?) whilst still allowing 'a pain in the arse' part-workaround for families, including only x1 ps+ account potentially. ^ This final point seems to be the main reason why Sony have changed the way they are doing the share account. They would ONLY be able to do this on the 'BUYING' Account, which is in the Dad/Family Room.
MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 PS4
= DOWNSIDE to this is that SonnyBoy cannot create other User Accounts (perhaps for friends) on his PS4 (Son Bedroom) and have them share his games & ps+ usage. = Plays online on this PS4 or ANY other PS4 (he goes round to his friends who has a PS4 and wants to show him a new game he's just bought, for example) he decides to play on which will include ALL games originally bought & PS+ under the 'BUYING' Account, SonnyBoy, which is in the Dad/Family Room. Also use PS+ account as original purchaser as normal 'SonnyBoy', with no attached 'sub-name'.
MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 DOWNLOAD
= Download all digital games originally downloaded via PS4 in Dad/Family Room and play. = Assuming you can play online under 'SonnyBoy:BigDaddy' whilst 'SonnyBoy' was playing online at the same time on ANY other PS4. = Assuming if playing online, it will be under SonnyBoy 'with' an attached 'sub-name', such as 'SonnyBoy:BigDaddy'. = BigDaddy, SexyWifee, LittleSweetiePie play all games on THIS PS4, including online. = Buy PS+ and all digital games via 'SonnyBoy' ONLY onto THIS PS4. = 1 Main 'BUYING' Account 'SonnyBoy' User Account Have 3 Additional User Accounts - BigDaddy, SexyWifee, LittleSweetiePie. I have 2 rooms - 1 Son's Bedroom, 1 Dad/Family Game Room.
I buy 2 PS4's - 1 for Son, 1 for Dad/Family.
MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 OFFLINE
It's unclear atm if Account X will need to be signed in *online* or if being signed in while offline will be enough. *BUT* only Account X will be able to play his Game/s on a different console (which doesn't hold the original purchase license). PS4 Console2 -doesn't hold the original purchase license:Īccount X can also sign online to DL and play the Game on a different console.
MULTIPLE PSN ACCOUNTS ON ONE PS4 LICENSE
On PS4 you can have only 1 console as the License Holder, which is where account X has made the original purchase and DL the game for the first time: on that console, every account present (you, brother, gf.) can play the game, both online while signed in on their own accounts or even offline. PS4 Console1 -holds the original purchase license: You can activate 2 consoles as License Holders where it's possible to play ANY game bought with ANY account as long as the account used to purchase Game X is present on both machines, even with the console offline. It's NOTHING like on PS3, unfortunately I might add (loved it with my brother). I don't know why, but it obviously is for you since you got it all wrong even after 6 pages of discussions.
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