Can you play downloaded ps4 games on another console

If that’s the case, then yes, you can play the game (assuming it’s a downloaded version) on the new PS4 as long as the new PS4 has the account that you purchased the game with. However, if the game was not purchased on your account, you would have to put back the account you bought the game with, and then download it from (that account), which you can only play that game on that specific account. However, because your own PS4 will not be registered as your primary PS4, no one besides you can access your games on your PS4. However, everyone who has access to your console will be able to play your friend's games, since that would be the account with your PS4 listed as its primary. Likewise, anyone that plays on your friend's PS4 could access games that you have purchased on your account.  · The PS Store offers free downloads of any game you’ve purchased on the PS Store as long as you’re a PSN member. If you’re not a PS4 owner, you can download any game you’ve purchased on the PS Store. The Sony PlayStation 4 system can be used to play used disc games just like the PlayStation 3 system, according to Sony.

huyi 6 years ago #4. sony are not like nintendo, you can redownload them on another console as long as you deactivate the broken console, you have to wait six months if you have deactivated it via their website before so it can get a bit frustrating for broken consoles, if you haven't activated in 6 months then you can deactivate straight away. The first solution is to restore the licenses for your games and here's how to do that: Log into the PSN account that the game was purchased on. Head to Settings - Accounts administration. Hit "Restore Licenses". Go into your PS4 library and pick the "Purchased" option. Click on the game you're having difficulty accessing and select the. Sony has confirmed that you'll be able to access your game library from any PS4 console as long as you log in. PS4 Will Allow You To Play Your Games From Multiple Consoles to "Play As.

If that’s the case, then yes, you can play the game (assuming it’s a downloaded version) on the new PS4 as long as the new PS4 has the account that you purchased the game with. However, if the game was not purchased on your account, you would have to put back the account you bought the game with, and then download it from (that account), which you can only play that game on that specific account. The PS Store offers free downloads of any game you’ve purchased on the PS Store as long as you’re a PSN member. If you’re not a PS4 owner, you can download any game you’ve purchased on the PS Store. The Sony PlayStation 4 system can be used to play used disc games just like the PlayStation 3 system, according to Sony. However, because your own PS4 will not be registered as your primary PS4, no one besides you can access your games on your PS4. However, everyone who has access to your console will be able to play your friend's games, since that would be the account with your PS4 listed as its primary. Likewise, anyone that plays on your friend's PS4 could access games that you have purchased on your account.