Hey everyone, check this out regarding the PlayStation DRM.<br>
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So, there was some serious chatter swirling around the community that Sony might be planning to check game licenses every 30 days. That sounded pretty terrifying, right? The fear was that if the console went offline for a month, our games would suddenly become unplayable because the DRM system would flag them.<br>
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Turns out, the rumors were mostly hype. Sony officially confirmed that the idea of a 30-day license check-in is bunk. They said that after you buy a digital game, you get a perpetual license after just *one* online check to confirm it. After that, you're good to go.<br>
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The real kicker was when some testers tried to set a console as the "primary" for a game, thinking that would override the supposed 30-day limit, but even that didn't work.<br>
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Honestly, this whole thing feels like Sony is trying to keep the hardcore gamers happy without annoying them with constant micro-management. It’s a big relief, especially thinking back to the Xbox One days with those daily checks—that was a recipe for some serious backlash.<br>
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Source: https://www.engadget.com/2160918/sony-says-playstation-wont-check-game-licenses-every-30-days/