Sony has clarified how used and digital games will on the PS4 with some new FAQs, confirming the need to activate your “primary” PS4 console to enjoy certain benefits. The FAQs state that the “primary” PS4 console will allow all users of the system to enjoy downloaded games, but games on other systems can only be used by the PSN account that purchased them.
Following the release of PS3 Firmware v4.45 yesterday, Sony has provided FAQs on those affected with bricked consoles on what to do next. Unfortunately, Sony is still investigating the issue leading to broken consoles, so the answers aren’t that helpful, with most just saying “We kindly ask PS3 users to wait for further details. We will announce when ready.”
Yes. The PS4 comes with a 500 GB hard drive, but can be upgraded if needed. Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida confirms that the console’s hard drive will be upgradable like the PS3s.
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No. The PS4 is not backwards compatible with the DualShock 3 controllers, so you won’t be able to use your PS3 controllers with the system. The PS4 will make use of the updated DualShock 4 controller instead.
The PS4 will be releasing in North America and Europe in late 2013. A exact release date hasn’t been revealed yet for either of the two regions. It’s expected that the PS4 will be releasing in Japan and Asia in 2014.
If you are still unsure about what the PS Vita has to offer, or if you still have lingering questions – this Ultimate PS Vita FAQ should help you out. Over 45 questions are answered directly from Sony. For everything else, check out our very own PS Vita FAQs.
The official PlayStation 3 3D Display will be available in November, and some of you may still have some questions around how it works, the specification and more. The PlayStation.Blog has kindly put together a detailed FAQ featuring questions from the PlayStation community. Check out the Questions and Answers below.
Batman: Arkham Cityis just a day from release, and no double some of you may have a few questions on the game. Game Director Sefton Hill from Rocksteady Studios and the PlayStation.Blog have put together a nice list of questions and answers from the PlayStation Community, which you can find below. Hopefully, this will answer your lingering questions.
PS Vita memory cards are available in three sizes and will be priced at the following:
Advanced portable entertainment system
Revolutionary User Interface
LiveArea
Location-based services
Wi-Fi and 3G network connectivity
Closely coordinated with PlayStation Suite
