If you own a PlayStation 5 and have a Playstation plus subscription, you can redeem and play 20 great PlayStation 4 games as part of the PS Plus Collection. It’s a great sweetener for first-time next-gen users, and you can enjoy all of the games on the company’s old console once you’ve used them.
Of course, this sparked a moment of enlightenment for some die-hard gamers, who sell access to their PS5 to allow other accounts to redeem the games and then enjoy them on their own PS4. In Malaysia, the owner of a next-gen console charged around $ 8 to add all the games to a customer’s account library.
Some of the early adopters have already racked up more than 50 customers, and the Japanese giant sniffed at what was going on and banned it. For the seller, this is a permanent ban, while those who purchased access to games in the PS Plus collection also received a two-month ban. Guess that’s not really a big surprise; it is certainly an exploitation of the system.
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