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> Also, what they were doing is outright illegal in Europe. Do you mean because they required another unrelated service? Because ubisoft/EA etc. do that too.
by SahAssar 2y ago
> Also, what they were doing is outright illegal in Europe.
Do you mean because they required another unrelated service? Because ubisoft/EA etc. do that too.
Or do you mean because they sold a product and then changed it? Because the requirement was documented from the start, just not enforced until the patch.
- theshrike79 2y agoThe problem was that they sold HD2 in Estonia and Philippines for example. They don't have PSN access at all. Thus they would have to provide false information when creating an account in a valid country, which is an EULA violation which again will result in a ban if caught.
- baud147258 2y ago> Do you mean because they required another unrelated service? Because ubisoft/EA etc. do that too. An other unrelated service, which is unavailable in many countries (and part of some countries), including countries where you could buy the game.