Charlie2688
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Joined: May-27th-2007
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ORIGINAL: -Neon- They don't make the things in europe. Shipping and diesel costs also affect what is brought to our shores. That may be true but that doesn't explain why Europeans gets demo and other playstation updates later than American. For example, Qore and the Metal Gear Solid 4 database. I know, xbox live did it right, sony needs to have unified store, with localized servers for whichever country the accounts registered to in order to relieve bandwidth stress off the servers... And don't be so sure, americans get content first, but Japan gets everything first, including exclusive final fantasy and xenosaga and g police and tomba and other ps1 titles to downlod, and a bunch of other stuff... Why didn't sony make a global store?Does it make sense wasting manning resources to individually manage stores when they can bring all the content to one global store? What I'd suggest to you is make an american account, and buy ps cards either at ur store or online, then you can use them to buy stuff off the american store...if you don't want to buy anything you can just download american stuff, it's free and easy for now, the same goes for it you want japan content and anything else... sadly your are probably NEVER gonna see a "global store" or "Universal PSN" and instead of posting the mega explanation I gave another user that also didn't understood how the world works I am gonna summarize it licensing, approval systems, localization and contracts the end and no contrary to the bizarre popular belief people have been making in this threads Live marketplace is NOT universal, just go to the Japanese one to see how massively different the content is or just try downloading some of Dead Risings extra content to see that unless you are in US (that or Europe was it?) it will tell you it cant be accessed in your territory -_-
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