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GeneraLee27 Mvmt - V.I.P.


Post #: 1312 Age: 18 Location: North Carolina Status: >[
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:57 pm | |
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tuffmuff THE 1st Lady*


Post #: 3277 Age: 29 Location: H-town, Texas Status: keeping my peace
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Thu Sep 17, 2009 3:49 pm | |
| lmao I should've known that was coming... i guess i do fail on this one _________________ "Don't play games with a girl who can play better"  |
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TonyAlmighty Consigliere*


Post #: 1743 Age: 31 Location: Westcheddar, NY Status: "Amateurs talk strategy. PROFESSIONALS talk logistics."
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Thu Sep 17, 2009 11:27 pm | |
| As clan Consigliere my job is to mediate quarrels, remedy problems and administer sound advice. ^ So let's simply say, GETTING HEAD HOW EVER YOU LOOK AT IT? (EPIC WIN!!!) ^ /thread. |
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GenXGamer I AM The Mvmt


Post #: 891 Age: 39 Location: Southern Cal Status: on Sabaticle, leave a message...Beeeeep
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:47 am | |
| well one isn't sure if that was head though, looked like a face fu*@ing to me. could be epic fail for the dog with goo in it's eyes...... |
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GenXGamer I AM The Mvmt


Post #: 891 Age: 39 Location: Southern Cal Status: on Sabaticle, leave a message...Beeeeep
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:49 am | |
| sorry got off track there for a sec and forgot why i opened the thread.....Tony does this mean that PS3's aren't region sensitive??? ie; can i go to psn japan and by games only available in japan??? (my daughter knows how to read it as well) you know to avoid the region thing??? |
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tuffmuff THE 1st Lady*


Post #: 3277 Age: 29 Location: H-town, Texas Status: keeping my peace
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:42 pm | |
| lmao gamer _________________ "Don't play games with a girl who can play better"  |
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GenXGamer I AM The Mvmt


Post #: 891 Age: 39 Location: Southern Cal Status: on Sabaticle, leave a message...Beeeeep
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:59 am | |
| and answered my own question for those, besides muffy and myself, who're following this. I read yesterday that just before the ps3 came out they announced that they weren't going to be region oriented. whether or not they changed their minds on the matter is unseen. cannot find anything on that particular tangent. so it would seem they came out region neutral.... back when they were backwards compatible. |
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tuffmuff THE 1st Lady*


Post #: 3277 Age: 29 Location: H-town, Texas Status: keeping my peace
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Fri Oct 09, 2009 9:56 am | |
| So I researched the risks of having a UK or Japanese account and the consensus is that there isn't any risk. It appears to be common practice. Really the only benefit is early demo's and different themes. You can't purchase anything from the stores unless you have a japanese credit card or UK credit card.
Tony and I got the Bayonetta demo early and its AWESOME. _________________ "Don't play games with a girl who can play better"  |
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tuffmuff THE 1st Lady*


Post #: 3277 Age: 29 Location: H-town, Texas Status: keeping my peace
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Fri Oct 09, 2009 10:00 am | |
| Oh and Gamer, there isn't much of a region lock. Only thing is DLC is sometimes region sensitive. I've bought Fritz Chess from Germany and it played fine and I have Aquanaut's Holiday coming from Japan and they're guaranteeing it will play fine on my PS3 with trophy support. There are a lot of awesome japanese games that I want. Only issue is that they're expensive. Some of them are like $80+ and then the shipping is sometimes pricey. _________________ "Don't play games with a girl who can play better"  |
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TonyAlmighty Consigliere*


Post #: 1743 Age: 31 Location: Westcheddar, NY Status: "Amateurs talk strategy. PROFESSIONALS talk logistics."
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Sat Oct 10, 2009 6:10 pm | |
| My bad for missing your question earlier Gamer. US credit and debit cards do not work on the Japanese store. You can however purchase Japanese PSN cards online and shop that way. If you want more info about that let me know. ^ And Muff, PSN is PARTIALLY region sensitive. I may have said this before, but DO NOT GO INTO HOME UNDER AN INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNT. Sony is strict about this and THIS MAY mess up your US account. Otherwise as I stated before, make a UK and Japanese account to take advantage of all the free content we get here late or sometimes don't get at all. ^ I go in all three stores every Thursday (they all update the same day despite time differences) and I download all the free content they. I log back into my US account and BOOM, I'm good to go. |
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GenXGamer I AM The Mvmt


Post #: 891 Age: 39 Location: Southern Cal Status: on Sabaticle, leave a message...Beeeeep
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Sun Oct 11, 2009 1:50 am | |
| Nice.....thanks tony and muff......greatly appreciated |
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GenXGamer I AM The Mvmt


Post #: 891 Age: 39 Location: Southern Cal Status: on Sabaticle, leave a message...Beeeeep
 | Subject: Re: Japanese and European Accounts Sat May 01, 2010 12:31 pm | |
| OK OK all caught up and making accounts now....thanks all. |
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