So far I have bought about 10 games for the PlayStation 4 from a variety of sources and three of them have turned out to be something other than the UK retail version I assumed I was buying. I have never encountered this issue when buying Xbox One games. I did once buy an Xbox 360 game from a charity shop with Arabic text on the sleeve, but it was only £1 and I knew what I was buying. Yes, the games I have received work and they are in English, but that's not the point. The issue that, due to the ongoing lock-down/pandemic, I am obliged to buy games online and I am not receiving the exact specification I am expecting.
Thoughts and opinions about video gaming seen through the prism of someone who should have grown out of this sort of thing by now...
Sunday, 29 November 2020
Second hand minefield
Buying cheap games for the PlayStation 4 seems to be subject to a few more pitfalls than it is for the Xbox One. Clearly the PlayStation 4 sold a lot more units that the Xbox One and presumably it shifted a correspondingly higher number of games. This seems to result in an increased chance of ending up with either an imported game, or one originally intended to be part of a bundle. Or in some cases both.
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