PlayStation 4 Will Support Used Games

PlayStation 4 will not impose any restrictions on used games as far as disc-based games are concerned, Sony announced at their E3 press conference this evening. You’ll be able to trade in your games, lend it to a friend or sell it to another person.

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Additionally, PlayStation 4 games will not be required to be connected online for single-player games, nor will they require any kind of authentication.

 


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