[QUOTE="coolasj19"]remember guys. a few hours before this all started Jeff from the PS Blog told us the network would be down. no body expecte dTHIS though.barkera0
No, he didn't. He said the BLOG would be down. Not the PSN. awwww your right. well...... i wanna play BF BC2 when it comes out. as long as this is fixed by wendsdya im cool i guess.
i would glady take 2 downloadable of 15$ or less as a repayment from sony when everything is back to normal. im sure there couldve been a much easier way to handle this. lol imagine SCE - Playstation division - network guys right now. running around to each others computers putting there hands on there heads being totally stressed out.
So did anyone answer the question whether Sony can deactivate systems for you? I also would like to know this, far as I know I should only have 3 activated and somehow I'm maxxed at 5 already. Spooky is'nt it lol, but I would love if they could do this.
GreyFoXX4
nope no one answered the question. only one person said.
Sony won't deactivate a system unless you're maxed for activations. Alternatively, you could just go back to your friends house and deactivate his PS3 for use with your account.
[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]Just give them a call and ask them to reset it. However, gamesharing is not only against Sony's ToU, it's a cheap and wrong way to get games. If you ask me, Sony shouldn't deactivate the accounts if you ask me. you do understand i want to reset my activations BECAUSE i dont want them to have the games.
=/ Sony basically told me going over myself to a friends house and then downloading and playing a game while over there is " game sharing " AND against the EULA. if thats the truth then i dont want to be breaking the EULA.
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