I have a PS3 am I going to sell, but I am looking up what to do before selling it, so nobody can log into our accounts or buy stuff or anything.
But this page freaked me out:
https://support.us.playstation.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1212/~/remove-personal-info-from-a-ps3
"You can only have a maximum of five activated systems allowed on one Sony Entertainment Network account and must have the system physically with you in order to deactivate it."
I thought they had gotten rid of that? (trying to remember on which forum I was told this)
"If you exceed this amount, you will need to deactivate a system before the new one can be used to download content. You must also have the system with you in order to activate or deactivate it."
So basically if I get a PS Vita, I should not bother linking my old PSN account to it? I should make a new PSN account? It better fecking let me use the same email... I would laugh so hard if it said "this email is already in use" although it wouldn't be funny..
Anyway, as for the PS3, I guess I will delete local users (which deletes their PSN accounts by default) and format the hard drive, and I guess that's that. Maybe I will manually delete PSN accounts first, just in case.
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