Many PlayStation owners have reported that some digital games are no longer playable on classic Sony platforms such as PS3 and PS Vita, as many users have failed to play a group of classic titles such as the PS1 version of Chrono Cross, and there is no logical explanation for this problem in current time.
If you downloaded Chrono Cross or a bunch of other classic titles released years ago, you won’t be able to play any of them because the license expiration date for those games was revised to December 31, 1969, and that problem appeared with Chrono Cross specifically after the release of the enhanced version Recently, it has also expanded to include a host of other classic games released decades ago.
The past few days have seen similar complaints from many classic PlayStation owners, all of whom have reported an issue that prevents them from playing games like Final Fantasy VI, Run Factory: Oceans and Unit 13, with one Reddit user even claiming that their library of games is now inaccessible. PS Vita entire.
Sony has been contacted to respond to these reports, and while we wait for the company’s official statements, various suggestions have indicated that the problem is random dates that developers specify as the beginning of the age of the operating system.
Classic PlayStation games are not playable on PS3 and PS Vita
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