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PlayStation digital games reportedly require 30-day online checks
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Users on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles are reporting a new digital rights management system that imposes a 30-day validation timer on digital purchases made from March onward. Without an internet connection after the timer expires, licenses may be revoked, according to demonstrations by modders and preservationists. Sony has not issued a statement on the matter.
Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty game will not release on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. The announcement ends 12 years of support for those last-generation consoles. The move follows rumors of a possible PS4 version for the rumored Modern Warfare 4.
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Sony has officially confirmed that the 30-day license timers reported on new PS4 and PS5 games last week require only a one-time online check to convert to a permanent offline license, easing some ownership concerns. The statement follows community investigations but does not address the 'CBOMB' issue with console CMOS batteries.