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Originally Posted by New World Order
No, you can both play it at the same time:
You can have 10 people in your 'family group'.
They can be ANY 10 people who agree to join up in a group, period.
You can only be in one Family group(no details on how/if you can leave and then join another).
When one person in this 'family group' purchases a game, they get a license, and a 'share copy'.
That one person who bought the game always has access to said game, as they are the ONLY holder of the original purchase license.
The other 9 people in the 'family group' can use the 'share copy', just not concurrently with each other.
But any one of the 9 playing the 'shared copy' CAN play concurrently with the original license holder.
If one of the 'Family group' is using the shared license, then all other 'family group' members who do not own an original game license must wait until that person is done playing before being able to access the shared copy.
If the original license holder trades the game in at a store, or gifts the game to someone outside of the 'family group', then access to the 'share copy' goes away with it.
Once people get past the "always online" deal it's bye bye sony.
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is there a link for that info? This is thefirst I have heard all of that.
As far as the always online thing, that isn't my issue. I just don't choose to put my money on it because it is unnecessary IMO. For now anyway, I feel PS4 is the better buy because I think Sony's exclusives have always been better than Microsofts exclusives. Not saying my opinion won't change in a couple years though.