Post: Having trouble with the FREE PSN games? Look Here!
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06-03-2011, 08:46 PM
#1
Goleggett
Splicer
Afterwards, you go back onto the store and find that the free choice of games has vanished.
Well here is a solution.
You NEED to have another account on the playstation that was made before 21st April.
From there on you can go onto the store via that and download the games.
You will most likely be getting errors each time you click '
ownload' or a button on the store which takes you to another page, just keep clicking it as it will eventually work. This is probably due to the mass amount of people on the store.Hope this helps you lot out :y: :wub:
The following user groaned Goleggett for this awful post:
06-03-2011, 08:53 PM
#4
Goleggett
Splicer
Originally posted by iCopy
so if we have two accounts we can get all 4 games?
I don't know if that will work, it's worth a try
---------- Post added at 03:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:52 PM ----------
Originally posted by drgnfirejb1
what if you only have one account like me
Your out of luck i'm afraid, unless a new method comes up OR the store works itself out and you get the choice of games back say tommorow when things have settled a little :y:
06-03-2011, 08:57 PM
#7
Wondoh
Former Staff
Originally posted by Goleggett
Ok so I (and many others) encountered an 'error' that caused me to exit the PSN store. My reason was that it froze but there are other's were the 'Connection timed out' etc.
Afterwards, you go back onto the store and find that the free choice of games has vanished.
Well here is a solution.
You NEED to have another account on the playstation that was made before 21st April.
From there on you can go onto the store via that and download the games.
You will most likely be getting errors each time you click 'ownload' or a button on the store which takes you to another page, just keep clicking it as it will eventually work. This is probably due to the mass amount of people on the store.
Hope this helps you lot out :y: :wub:
Afterwards, you go back onto the store and find that the free choice of games has vanished.
Well here is a solution.
You NEED to have another account on the playstation that was made before 21st April.
From there on you can go onto the store via that and download the games.
You will most likely be getting errors each time you click '
ownload' or a button on the store which takes you to another page, just keep clicking it as it will eventually work. This is probably due to the mass amount of people on the store.Hope this helps you lot out :y: :wub:
You can just go to account management and download through there, someone has already found bro....so no need for the second account
06-03-2011, 08:58 PM
#9
Originally posted by Goleggett
Ok so I (and many others) encountered an 'error' that caused me to exit the PSN store. My reason was that it froze but there are other's were the 'Connection timed out' etc.
Afterwards, you go back onto the store and find that the free choice of games has vanished.
Well here is a solution.
You NEED to have another account on the playstation that was made before 21st April.
From there on you can go onto the store via that and download the games.
You will most likely be getting errors each time you click 'ownload' or a button on the store which takes you to another page, just keep clicking it as it will eventually work. This is probably due to the mass amount of people on the store.
Hope this helps you lot out :y: :wub:
Afterwards, you go back onto the store and find that the free choice of games has vanished.
Well here is a solution.
You NEED to have another account on the playstation that was made before 21st April.
From there on you can go onto the store via that and download the games.
You will most likely be getting errors each time you click '
ownload' or a button on the store which takes you to another page, just keep clicking it as it will eventually work. This is probably due to the mass amount of people on the store.Hope this helps you lot out :y: :wub:
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