You, on the other hand, can still play and download your games on any PS4 including yours because you have your credentials. You can stop here if you only want to share your games with one Friend, but keep reading if you want to share with a third person. Step 2 : After the first friend has downloaded Mooched off the games he wants, tell him to launch a game. Only Launching. The games will still work on his console as long as you do this.
Step 4 : Afterwards, give the account information to your second friend and let him mooc- I mean download games off of you. Here again, set his console as your primary PS4 again. Join our monthly tutorial contest here! Tags: gameshare PS4 Game Sharing. We are constantly looking for guest bloggers at wololo. You loose game and the Money. If you dont log into that account its safe. I have a 3yo content with this method and nothing did happen. Yes, its true. Lots of chances that deactivared account will be blocked 2.
Only offline playing guaranteed deactivated account safety. Some users blocks ports on their routers and it helps, but from time to time your ps4 start lagging and you needs to restart it. If you try to log in deactivated accout it will be blocked instantly.
They have a way to detect it even though you never signed in again after you had downloaded the game? And people wonder why Nintendo are so backwards for their account system and only allowing one hardware console to access digital games at a time.
It works for a while but typically it will get locked after time. Dont forget that, if the psn goes down, u cant play with digital games or with any other game which has a dlc on the secondary ps4. Wow thanks a lot for this post, this has been really helpfull to me and my friends, just a bit afraid sony will patch it now. If you have some good reason then you can let sony to deactivate all your systems if they belive you xd.
Or better yet, allow 5 devices in one account just like the old times. Select the friend you want to share your game with from your list. After they accept your invitation, your game systems will link and the minute session will start. After the session expires, you can immediately restart another session and pick up where you left off. The person you're Share Playing with will be able to see your screen as well as talk to you if you're both playing with microphones.
After you're in a session together, you can also let your friend try out the game. The host will need to be a PlayStation Plus member to do this, but the visitor doesn't. Playing co-op requires both gamers to be PlayStation Plus members, but only the host needs a copy of the game in both cases.
Sony also recommends a minimum upload speed of 2Mbps. To start Share Play, go to your PSN friends list on your PS4 console, choose the friend you wish to game share with they need to be online and start a party chat.
You can then send a Share Play invite to friend you want to share with — they just need to accept. This will link your PS4 consoles and your friend will then be able to see your screen. However, if you want to let them play the game, then you need to hand over your controller. This is done by pressing the 'Share' button on your PS4 controller again with the game open , and selecting 'Go to party for Share Play'.
On the right-hand side of the screen you'll see 'Share Play' with the amount of time left for your session, select that, then select 'Give controller to visitor' and then 'Allow visitor to play as you'. Unfortunately, Share Play sessions only last 60 minutes so you may need to keep restarting your session. In addition, while watching someone play through Share Play doesn't require a PS Plus subscription, giving the controller to a visitor does - however only the host requires an active PS Plus subscription.
You may need to deactivate your own PS4 console as the primary console to do this. If you are exchanging access to your digital game libraries, have your friend or family member complete steps 1 through 4 on your PS4. Because of this and the incredibly intimate nature of account sharing, we highly recommend only sharing gaming accounts with family members and trustworthy friends.
Once your new console is updated and ready to go, you can redo the above steps and set up game sharing again. You also have the option to deactivate a console remotely using the handy PlayStation account management tool.
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