The only thing I have found to be a little perplexing is that after you purchase something like, say, a PSOne Classic title and you download it to your PSP, in order to download it to my PS3 I had to go into my "Downloads" listing and find the title again as apposed to just highlighting it on th regular listing and downloading it from there... I have downloaded nearly every demo for PS3 in the past year and so all of those demos are listed on my "Downloads" listing, making finding the few purchases I had made a bit of a needle in the haystack...
... small miff... really no big deal now that I know where to look.
Other than that, PSN is easy... TOO easy, at times! I'm such a junkie...
The store is incredibly user friendly. Nothing disappears and you can use the search function to look for something that is no longer featured. The PSN as a whole can be a bit slow, especially while playing certain games...but you get what you pay for :)
Things like deals/ special offers etc.can expire if a time limit is set.
If you purchase anything over the PS store... it should register with your account, so that you can download it for as long as you have your PS account.
Things like deals/ special offers etc.can expire if a time limit is set.
If you purchase anything over the PS store... it should register with your account, so that you can download it for as long as you have your PS account.
the stuff on the Playstation store can vary from time to time (especially the weekend offers and such) but the things you have bought are permantly yours :)
You have a search option which will find anything you need. Its really simple. Once you get your payment info set up. You can buy things in seconds.
jjivey
That's half the battle.. its too easy to buy! Sometimes it can be confusing when you get games that need 'codes' 'n' stuff to unlock (Sam n max for example), but generally its fairly easy to use. You can search for games by either name, or genre. You can still download some of very early content now, so nothing is 'gone' from the PSN store.
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