Sony patent allows tracking of second-hand games and the ability to block their usage

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Dragoshi1 ~~Shoowa Shoowa~~ Neoholic total posts: 11186 GameGrep pts: 1819 since: May 2007	Jan 03, 13 at 7:39am ^ re: Sony patent allows tracking of second-hand games and the ability to block their usage
	Log in to remove this advertisement This is STUPID. What if I brought a game to a friend's house? What, we won't be able to play it unless I lug my console over? What if I bought a new game, but played with it on a different system first, then I cannot use it on my own because it will be blocked from starting? -------------------
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